DPRK's Jang Song-thaek reportedly executed
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Unconfirmed reports said Jang Song-thaek, uncle-in-law of DPRK leader Kim Jong Un, and his aides were executed on December 5.
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A footage of the DPRK's state TV shows that Jang is publicly arrested by security personnel in front of thousands of WPK members. [Xinhua] |
A footage of the DPRK's state TV showed that Jang was publicly arrested by security personnel in front of thousands of WPK members.
"Jang and his followers committed criminal acts baffling imagination and they did tremendous harm to our party and revolution," the KCNA said in a report following the WPK meeting.
Jang was also described as a double-dealer who abused his power and challenged the "sole leadership system," and had gravely hindered the role of the Cabinet by taking control of major economic development sectors, and had allegedly committed irregularities and corruption and "led a dissolute and depraved life," said the resolution from the meeting.
The resolution also accused Jang of desperately working "to form a faction within the party by creating illusion about him and winning those weak in faith and flatterers to his side."
It said Jang and his followers violated the WPK's guiding principles and disobeyed "the order issued by the supreme commander of the Korean People's Army," and "the discovery and purge of the Jang group ... made our party and revolutionary ranks purer ..."
"Our party will never pardon anyone challenging its leadership and infringing upon the interests of the state and people in violation of the principle of the revolution, regardless of his or her position and merits," said the resolution, calling on all the party members and the Korean People's Army to be united under the leadership of Kim Jong Un for "final victory."
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