Moreover, the leader of the totalitarian regime used the Google Earth service because North Korea did not have its own satellites

North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un at a meeting with the military chose the targets for nuclear strikes on a map six years ago from the free Google Earth service.

The corresponding photo was published by the British edition The Independent.

The satellite image, noticeable on the frame, turned out to be the US military base Andersen, located on the island of Guam and made about six years ago.

According to Nika Henson, an employee of the Stanford University's Center for International Security and Cooperation, the DPRK does not have its own satellites and is forced to use cards from free access.

Earlier, a representative of North Korea said that Japan does not need to exist alongside the DPRK and promised to sink the US into ashes and darkness.