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Daily Mail: Trump congratulates North Korea on its anniversary as country celebrates with military parade


2018-09-09 (350 Days Old)Total Views: 161 | Last 7 Days: 11

President Donald Trump is congratulating North Korea for its 70th anniversary of its founding, which the country celebrated with a military parade that was notable for its lack of display of nuclear missiles.


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