Ri Ul-sol

North Korean marshal and politician

Ri Ul-sol - North Korean marshal and politician
Born

1921
104 years ago

Died

November 7th, 2015
9 years ago — 94 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

North Korea

Links & References

Served as a marshal and high-ranking military official in North Korea. Occupied significant positions within the government and the Korean People's Army. Contributed to the military strategies and policies of North Korea during a pivotal era. Played a role in the development of military initiatives and supported the leadership of the ruling party. His career included several key posts that enhanced the military structure and operations of the country.

Served as Vice Chairman of the National Defense Commission

Oversaw military modernization efforts

Was involved in the Korean War strategy

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