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North Korea is Now on Twitter

Apparently, the North Korean regime wants you to follow their tweets. AP reports that
A feed under the name "kcna_dprk"—acronyms of Pyongyang's state Korean Central News Agency and the country's official name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea—provides links to hundreds of the agency's English-language stories. The background of the Twitter page for the feed shows the North's red-and-blue national flag.
"kcna_dprk" has over 2,800 followers.
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