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Chinese electric cars worth up to $150,000 are appearing on the streets of Pyongyang, despite North Korea's chronic power shortages and U.N. sanctions restricti…
Chinese electric cars worth up to $150,000 are appearing on the streets of Pyongyang, despite North Korea's chronic power shortages and U.N. sanctions restricting vehicle imports. CNN's Will Ripley reports.
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@@alphagraficks1772Imported1wk ago
Fcuk the UN that has destroyed many countries with its abuse of power and sanctions. CNN wants to know why there are two EVs in NK, yet never ask why Palestinians are being killed, tortured and dog raped in israeli prisons. Go fcuk you western terrorist media.
@@JerryEskridge-c8lImported1wk ago
Likely china gonna save money by outsourcing factory work to North Korean which the communist elite will enjoy the luxury while the people suffer for scraps
@@mayangandontonynasadi6013Imported1wk ago
Call it the Western decline, and everyone loves seeing it coming.
@@AustinSchrammImported1wk ago
That’s my birthday omg😂
@@d0min0danc1ngImported1wk ago
The car is worth $150 000?<br>Geezuz<br>Is that US dollars or Timbuktu dollars?
@@pennypoohoothepollyjeanmiesterImported1wk ago
why does CNN even post this content? Why not do the American people a favor and do shorts on the affordability crisis?
@@EduardoOliveiraeImported1wk ago
That kinda of car does have an energy producer inside its gear .Then,it doesn't need to be charging at nowhere 😮
Chinese electric cars worth up to $150,000 are appearing on the streets of Pyongyang, despite North Korea's chronic power shortages and U.N. sanctions restricting vehicle imports. CNN's Will Ripley reports.
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