Chong Il News Today

According to the media, both sides also had an in-depth exchange of views on intensifying the joint action over the regional and international issues including the situation in the Korean peninsula and Northeast Asia

This comes as North Korea tries to come up with solutions to its declining birth rate.

The North Korean government has reportedly asked parents to give their children patriotic names such as "bomb,"  "gun," and "satellite."

According to reports, the North Korean leadership is reprimanding parents who don't name their children "patriotic" names like "Bomb," "Gun," and "Satellite."

As tensions between North and South Korea continue to rise, North Korea desires that its children have names that are both patriotic and military in nature.

Names meaning “loyalty” or “bomb” are encouraged instead of “loved one” or “super beauty”

Previously, North Korea had allowed people to use names that ended on softer vowels such as A Ri (loved one). Now they have demanded people use ideological and militaristic names.