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North Korea's Kim Jong Un visits China via Dandong bridge, South Korean official says

Kim met Chinese officials and toured a factory as the new bridge is expected to ease trade and heavy cargo shipments, analysts said.

  • North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrived in the Chinese border city of Dandong on Saturday after crossing the newly opened New Yalu River Bridge, according to a South Korean government source.
  • The bridge connects North Korea’s border city of Sinuiju with Dandong in China’s Liaoning province and is expected to facilitate cross-border trade and transportation.
  • Kim’s reported visit comes as Pyongyang and Beijing seek to strengthen their economic and diplomatic relations following a series of high-level exchanges between the two countries.
  • Kim last visited China in September 2025, when he attended celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II and met Chinese President Xi Jinping.
  • The reported visit comes amid uncertainty over the possibility of a meeting between Kim and US President Donald Trump during next month’s
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Kim Jong-un arrives in China without warning and stirs up diplomatic speculation; the North Korean leader crossed the Yalu River Bridge.

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North Korean leader makes an unexpected visit to the border town of Dandong on the eve of the anniversary of Chinese intervention in the Korean War

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ddaily.co.kr broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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