North Korea marks the 70th anniversary of its ruling Workers' Party with a massive military parade in Pyongyang overseen by leader Kim Jong Un. Report by Anisa Kadri.
"Our party can confidently state that our revolutionary armament today can deal with any kind of war U.S. imperialists ask for, and we are fully ready to persistently defend the country's blue sky and the well-being of the people," Kim Jong-un told the gathered crowds. Thousands of soldiers - many with red banners - marched past him through the city's main square in tight formation. An aircraft flypast forming the number 70 flew over the square.
