確認は難しいが・・・
金正恩失脚説が喧しい!
日本のメディアは全く報じない・・・!
最初に報じたのは、中国紙のようであるが、
New Focus Internationalが続いた。
さらに続報がある・・・尋常ではない模様である!
北朝鮮情報ほど当てにならないものもない。
だから、
話半分で観てきたが、止まる様子はない。
普通の状態ではないことは確かである・・・。
しかし、
何時どんでん返しがあるかもしれないから、
一報にしかずぎない・・・。転載情報で悪しからず!
【転載開始】2014-09-27
传朝鲜已发生政变 金正恩被软禁 (图)
金正恩连续20多天未露面,并罕见缺席最高人民会议后,有接近中国高层的权威人士向多维新闻透露金正恩的政权并不稳固,内部情况十分不妙。接连拒绝金正恩去年9月、农历新年之前访华请求后,中国近来再次拒绝了金正恩的访华请求,拒绝为其背书。(後略)【転載終了】
The North Korean capital has been placed under lockdown, according to sources with Pyongyang, raising new questions about the stability of Kim Jong-un's regime.
Quoting sources within North Korea, the respected New Focus International news web site has reported that a ban on new travel passes to leave or enter Pyongyang was introduced on September 27.
And while the North Korean authorities have in the past limited access to the capital, the latest restrictions even apply to permanent residents of Pyongyang, who are by definition the elite of the regime.
"This sort of action suggests there has either been an attempted coup or that the authorities there have uncovered some sort of plot against the leadership," Toshimitsu Shigemura, a professor at Tokyo's Waseda University and an authority on North Korean affairs, told The Telegraph.
"If it is a military-backed coup, then the situation in Pyongyang will be very dangerous and I have heard reports that Kim has been moved out of the capital," he said.
"Another reason might be that some senior officials of the regime have attempted to defect and they are closing the escape routes, such as the airport and the border," Prof. Shigemura added.
The travel restrictions were introduced just two days after a session of the North's rubber-stamp parliament at which Mr Kim was conspicuous by his absence.
Soldiers during recent celebrations for the 60th anniversary of the founding of North Korea in Pyongyang (Reuters)
The dictator's failure to attend the session prompted new rumours about his health and suggestions that there had been a coup or some other sort of disturbance in North Korea. Fuelled by his failure to appear in public since September 4, rumours about unrest in the secretive state have been rife on Chinese social media.
The North Korean government was sufficiently unsettled by the reports to issue a statement claiming that Mr Kim had injured both his ankles during "on-the-spot guidance tours" to factories and military units in recent weeks.
Another suggestion is that a purge has taken place in Pyongyang, although less violent than the very public arrest and subsequent execution of Jang Song-thaek, Mr Kim's uncle and mentor, in December.
North Korea's KCNA state media said in a brief report that Choe Ryong-hae, the vice-chairman of the National Defence Commission, and Jang Jong-nam, another senior member of the agency, were being "transferred" to other duties. Analysts say that whatever those new posts may be, they represent significant demotions.
Neighbouring countries will now be closely watching ceremonies on October 10 to mark the founding of the Korean Worker's Party. Should Mr Kim be unable to attend another red-letter day on the nation's calendar, then rumours about his well-being will inevitably start once again.【転載終了】