Kim Jong-Un’s Aides Caught ‘Erasing His DNA Traces’ After Meeting Putin In Beijing, Video Viral

<p>North Korean leader Kim Jong-un&rsquo;s visit to Beijing for the 80th anniversary of China&rsquo;s victory celebrations took an unusual turn when his aides were seen meticulously wiping down items he had used during a bilateral meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on 3 September.</p>
<p>According to CNN, the incident was captured in a video shared by Russian journalist Yunashev on his Telegram channel, fuelling speculation over Pyongyang&rsquo;s extreme secrecy surrounding the leader&rsquo;s health and personal data.</p>
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<p dir=”ltr” lang=”en”>The staff accompanying the North Korean leader meticulously erased all traces of Kim’s presence. <br /><br />They took the glass he drank from, wiped down the chair’s upholstery, and cleaned the parts of the furniture the Korean leader had touched. <a href=”https://t.co/JOXVxg04Ym”>pic.twitter.com/JOXVxg04Ym</a></p>
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<p>The video shows that once the meeting ended, a female aide swiftly removed cups that Kim was believed to have used. A male aide then spent about a minute scrubbing the chair where Kim had sat, along with nearby decorations and furniture, before leaving the room.</p>
<p>While the exact motivation behind the act remains unclear, reports suggested that it could have been an effort to ensure that Kim&rsquo;s DNA was not left behind.</p>
<h3><strong>Special Train With Private Toilet</strong></h3>
<p>Japan&rsquo;s Nikkei newspaper reported that the special armoured train Kim travelled in to reach Beijing was fitted with a personal toilet. This arrangement, according to the report, was specifically to prevent the leakage of excrement that might reveal his health condition or pose risks of assassination.</p>
<p>Nikkei further noted, &ldquo;Kim Jong-un also has a personal toilet installed in his vehicle and a private bathroom when inspecting military-related facilities or state-run factories within North Korea.&rdquo;</p>
<p>The practice extends beyond transport and official inspections. Nikkei said that whenever Kim stays at a hotel, his staff take the precaution of cleaning up tableware and eliminating any trace of bodily fluids or DNA material.</p>
<p>A South Korean intelligence source familiar with North Korean affairs told the outlet, &ldquo;The health information of the supreme leader has a significant impact on the North Korean regime,&rdquo; adding that Pyongyang has long taken &ldquo;special efforts to block the leakage of Kim Jong-un&rsquo;s biometric information, such as hair or excrement.&rdquo;</p>