North Korea appears to have held a military parade to mark the 75th anniversary of the founding of its ruling Workers’ Party, South Korea’s military said.
The anniversary, celebrated with a raft of concerts and festivals, was closely watched around the region as it was seen as an event where leader Kim Jong Un could deliver messages to domestic and foreign audiences.
The North’s state media has not shown any images of a parade.
South Korea’s joint chiefs of staff said it spotted signs that a parade involving large-scale military equipment and personnel took place in the capital Pyongyang but gave no further details.
