💨 Abstract
North Korea has released a tourism commercial featuring Russians frolicking on a beach, but the low-budget, poorly produced video lacks authenticity and fails to accurately portray North Korea as an appealing travel destination. The video, filmed at Majeon Beach, features women in bikinis, which is illegal in the country, and is filled with awkward scenes and poor audio quality.
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