British Prime Minister Johnson in a new photo reminded of the leader of North Korea
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been accused of copying North Korean leader Kim Jong Un after a photo of Johnson giving a thumbs up while sitting in the cockpit of a RAF fighter jet. It is reported by the Daily Mail.
As noted, Johnson has a whole collection of pictures that are allegedly “taken from the propaganda collection” of the North Korean leader. In this regard, the premiere even came up with the nickname Kim Jong Son (Kim John-son). This time he visited the Royal Air Force base in Lincolnshire, where he met with military personnel and discussed the weather with them.
The prime minister personally tested military equipment – just like Kim Jong-un himself during a visit to a North Korean airfield in 2014. The North Korean leader is said to be fond of these “field tours,” in which photographers usually show him walking around a construction site, field, or factory, giving orders.
Johnson also turned out to be partial to visiting military installations or construction sites and regular photo shoots at factories, writes the Daily Mail.
Earlier it was reported that the thinner North Korean leader Kim Jong-un attended the parade in honor of the anniversary of the founding of the DPRK. Western publications drew attention to the fact that the North Korean leader changed his suit in the style of the founder of the PRC, Mao Zedong, to a light European-style suit with a tie. At the same time, as the Military Observer Telegram channel noted, changes in the appearance of the politician again aroused suspicions that a double could have been present at the parade instead.
