In your bizarre North Korea news of the day, the country's leaders have apparently used footage from the popular Call of Duty series in a new anti-American propaganda video.
Update: The video has since been removed from YouTube following a copyright claim from Activision, which publishes the Call of Duty series.
The video, posted by North Korean official propaganda agency Uriminzokkiri, tells the strange tale of a young North Korean man falling asleep and dreaming of a hypothetical missile attack on New York City.
It combines homemade renderings of a spaceship-style aircraft with footage of New York's skyscrapers in flames that was taken directly from Modern Warfare 3, first noticed by Kotaku.
Here's the original gameplay footage:
Adding yet another strange layer to the video is the choice of soundtrack: a version of "We Are the World," originally written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie for an African famine relief benefit.