March 12th.
Cuba, Havana!
At the entrance of the Capitol Hill, over 100 media outlets from around the world have gathered here.
"This is NTV. We are reporting live from Havana on the US-Mexico Ceasefire agreement negotiations. However, according to insiders, the possibility of reaching an agreement in this meeting is very low!"
A female reporter from Japan's NTV National Television, dressed in an appropriate business skirt, seriously spoke into the camera.
Next to her, less than a meter away, an Iranian broadcaster wrapped in a "Hijab" was about to speak into their microphone when they heard their colleague nearby seemingly agitated. That tone… quite bitter?
All reporters are very professional, especially with foreign reporters; a small issue could lead to a diplomatic incident, yet they couldn't resist turning their heads to look.
And what they saw next was…
A Korean?
