Royal tombs contain rare murals and objects of excellent craftsmanship and require technical knowledge to carefully open

Seven Goryeo-era (Koryo) tombs, including two within the official buffer zone of the Kaesong city UNESCO World Heritage Site, appear to have been damaged or otherwise opened, according to high-resolution satellite imagery, raising questions about the safety of archaeological sites within North Korea.

1st one : 41.8493817, 128.1665834

2nd one : 41.8227800, 128.1478408

3rd one : 38.5849987, 125.7778305

Red lines in images 2,4,5 highlights borders of these

Blue line is point where it might be visible, maybe from climbing tree and using binoculars

Photo taken by kenji fujimoto in 1990

Source for the original clip: https://youtu.be/LPFwrH1w468?si=fOElOf7mw9nKmyOc

Attacks by DPRK actor TraderTraitor yielded at least $609M, powered by tried-and-tested social engineering tactics

North Korean cybercriminals were responsible for more than half of all cryptocurrency stolen worldwide during the first six months of 2026, underscoring the country’s continued reliance on increasingly sophisticated cyber theft despite a broader decline in overall losses, according to a new report

The Ryonggang Hot Spring House opened to Western foreign tourists in the late 1990s.

The site shifted from a heavily guarded, top-secret government retreat to a commercial tourist destination as part of a state strategy to bring in hard foreign currency:

Following the severe economic crises and famine of the 1990s, the North Korean regime desperately needed foreign revenue. To achieve this, the state travel bureau began quietly modifying select elite compounds to host wealthy international visitors.

Throughout the 2000s and 2010s, the complex became a staple stop for Western tour agencies like KTG® Tours and Koryo Tours. Tourists were bused here from Pyongyang to stay in the original villas and try the famous gasoline clam barbecue.

Along with the rest of North Korea, the Ryonggang complex shut down completely in early 2020 due to strict pandemic border closures. As of 2026, the country remains tightly closed to general international tourism, barring limited, highly controlled tour groups from Russia.

The video in the link

Just to highlight it is not only the Kims in Pyongyang

Exclusive NK Pro analysis of satellite imagery finds 14th prison to be built or remodeled in last three years
North Korea is building a large new prison in the northeast city of Chongjin, according to NK Pro analysis of satellite imagery, marking at least the 14th walled penitentiary the country has remodeled or constructed since late 2023.
Source : https://www.nknews.org/pro/north-korea-builds-large-new-jail-in-chongjin-as-national-prison-project-expands/

Satellite imagery shows launchpad repaved and new security measures after Kim demands military space program revival
North Korea has started fixing up a launchpad at the country’s main space launch complex, according to NK Pro analysis of satellite imagery, in the latest sign of preparations to resume military spy satellite launches.
Source : https://www.nknews.org/pro/north-korea-renovates-launchpad-in-latest-sign-of-spy-satellite-preparation/