After talks with Putin, Kim Jong-un's staff covered up their leader's tracks

At the end of the talks between the presidents of Russia and the DPRK, Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un in China, the staff accompanying the North Korean leader carefully destroyed all traces of his presence in the office. Alexander Yumashev, a journalist from the Kremlin pool, reports this in his telegram channel.

He posted the corresponding video.

According to him, when the official part of the meeting ended, Putin and Kim Jong-un "left the office very happy and went to drink tea in a more relaxed atmosphere."

Kim's employees, meanwhile, took away the glass from which their leader was drinking in the office, and also wiped the upholstery of the chair and those parts of the furniture that he touched.

Recall, Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un took part in celebrations on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the Victory over militaristic Japan and the end of World War II in Beijing.