North Koreans street cleaners too expensive to hire, Russian mayor claims
A Russian city mayor lamented that he couldn’t afford to hire North Korean street cleaners, citing their steep wages amid Russia’s growing demand for DPRK laborers. Orenburg Mayor Albert Yumadilov…
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