North Korean leader Kim Jong-un denounced corruption in the military as he attended a joint meeting of the ruling party, government and army, state media said Saturday. The rare meeting was held in Pyongyang on Friday "to give a warning to all sorts of anti-revolutionary, anti-socialist, anti-people acts going against the trend of the times," the North's Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said in an English dispatch. In particular, the meeting addressed the case of Pak Hui-chol, former vice-director in charge of organizational affairs of the General Political Bureau of the People's Army, who the agency said was punished by the Supreme Court for engaging in various forms of corruption. "During the past four years when he had been in a responsible post of the political organ, he created special illusions about him while being engrossed in all sorts of abuses of authority and arbitrariness, and received a large amount of bribes from dishonest elements obsessed with greed and thirst for a high post and embezzled them," the KCNA said. "Pak Hui Chol's scandals are extra-large crimes that go bey