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December 31, 2025Journal of Northeast Asian Studies

There No Sanctions in Sight from the Satellite: Focusing on Private Vehicles in Pyongyang and Oil Storage Facilities at Nampo Port

Eunlee Joung Jongchol Park

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Economic recovery indicators include increased private vehicles and oil storage facilities.
Satellite imagery shows significant growth in vehicle numbers and new construction post-COVID-19.
Analysis uses a combination of local surveys and satellite data for cross-validation of findings.
The development hints at economic reform and changing policies within restricted conditions.

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Analysis of economic recovery in North Korea through satellite imagery and local data, highlighting infrastructure development and informal trade.

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Joung et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75b37c6e9836116a2226f https://doi.org/10.21807/jnas.2025.12.117.109

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