North Korea's Test-Firing of New Tactical Ballistic Missile

North Korea claims to have test-fired a new tactical ballistic missile, but South Korea disputes the claim, suggesting it was likely a botched launch. The North plans to test-fire the missile again in July. Experts believe North Korea is trying to deceive outsiders by not providing any photos of the launches.

Lawsuit Alleging Material Support to Hamas

Lawsuit alleges Iran, Syria, and North Korea provided material support to Hamas for mass murder in Israel. ADL and law firm Crowell & Moring LLP file lawsuit in federal court. U.S. citizens injured or killed during Hamas' invasion. Victim families seeking justice for atrocities committed on Oct. 7.

Russian Children Sent to Summer Camp in North Korea

Vladimir Putin plans to send Russian children to a summer camp in North Korea where they will polish statues of leaders. The camp has been described as having strict routines and conditions, reminiscent of a boarding house with regular blackouts and roll calls.

North Korea missile test

North Korea test-fired two ballistic missiles, one possibly flying abnormally. South Korea condemns launches as provocation threatening peace. North Korea vows overwhelming responses to US-South Korea-Japan military drill.

North Korea's Potential Involvement in Ukraine Conflict

Reports suggest North Korea may send military engineers to aid Russian invasion of Ukraine, following a mutual defense treaty signed by Putin and Kim Jong-un. North Korean state media has been propagating anti-Ukraine content, but no official confirmation has been made. Concerns remain about potential escalation in Ukraine due to the treaty.

North Korea Missile Test

North Korea claims to have successfully tested missiles carrying multiple warheads, but South Korea rejects the claim as deception to mask a failed launch. Tensions rise as joint military drills between South Korea, the United States, and Japan are conducted in response to North Korea's actions.

North Korea Hypersonic Missile Test

North Korea suspected to have test-launched a hypersonic missile, escalating tensions in the Korean peninsula. The missile likely failed its test, exploding after flying about 155 miles. South Korea believes the missile used solid fuel, making launches quicker and harder to detect.

Russian President Putin and North Korean Leader Kim Jong-Un Pact

Fox News discusses the global implications of Russian President Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un signing an 'aggression' pact. Pentagon claims North Korean troops sent to aid Russia in Ukraine invasion will be 'cannon fodder'. South Korean officials criticize the pact.

North Korea's Hypersonic Missile Test

North Korea's suspected hypersonic missile exploded in flight, aimed towards eastern waters before failure, with no damages reported. The U.S., Japan, and South Korea condemned the launch, calling it a violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions. North Korea has been increasing missile tests to strengthen its nuclear attack capabilities.

South Korea's Potential Nuclear Weapons Program

South Korean think tank suggests government consider developing nuclear weapons arsenal in response to North Korea signing defense treaty with Russia. Polls show strong support for nuclear weapons in South Korea. President Yoon Suk-yeol has mentioned the possibility of nuclearizing the country. Recommendations have been made for South Korea to engage in public debate over this option.

Tensions between North and South Korea over trash-carrying balloons

South Korea threatens to restart anti-Pyongyang propaganda broadcasts after North Korea launches trash-carrying balloons in response to leaflet drops. President Yoon Suk Yeol condemns North Korea's actions and emphasizes military readiness against provocations. The US and South Korea alliance is highlighted as a strong deterrent against enemies. North Korea's sensitive reaction to border broadcasts and leafleting campaigns is discussed.

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Tensions between North and South Korea

South Korea threatened to restart anti-Pyongyang frontline propaganda broadcasts after North Korea resumed trash-carrying balloon launches. The two Koreas engaged in Cold War-style psychological campaigns involving balloons and loudspeaker broadcasts.

China's response to Russia-North Korea relations

China appears to be keeping its distance as Russia and North Korea strengthen ties through a mutual defense pact, causing geopolitical tensions with the U.S. and the West.

Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un's Bizarre Friendship in North Korea

Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un share a Carpool Karaoke-style ride in a luxurious limousine in North Korea, showcasing a bizarre and chilling friendship. Putin gifted Kim lavish items, and they discussed strengthening their alliance and defence ties. The visit ended with an emotional goodbye as Putin flew back to Russia.

North Korea Troops Joining Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Experts warn that North Korean troops could join the invasion of Ukraine under a new pact with Russia, strengthening the Kremlin's hand in the conflict. The pact includes mutual support in case of aggression against either country.

Diplomatic Gift Exchange Between Putin and Kim Jong-un

Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un exchanged lavish gifts during Putin's first visit to Pyongyang in 24 years. The gifts included two Pungsan hunting dogs for Putin and an Aurus luxury vehicle, an admiral's dagger, and a tea set for Kim.

Russia-North Korea Strategic Partnership Agreement

Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un signed a strategic partnership agreement with security implications for East Asia and the U.S., potentially affecting North Korea's nuclear ambitions. Russia may aid North Korea in exchange for assistance in Ukraine. The deepening Russia-North Korea relationship challenges the balance of power in the region.

Russia-North Korea Treaty

Russia and North Korea sign treaty upgrading their relationship and pledging military assistance in case of attack.

Russian-North Korean Pact for Mutual Defense

Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signed a pact for mutual defense if either is attacked. This agreement could lead to arms trade and anti-U.S. coalition building, raising concerns in the West. The pact could also provide North Korea with access to oil and resources, undermining sanctions.

Russia-North Korea Treaty

Russia and North Korea signed a new treaty for mutual defense assistance, formalizing their military and diplomatic cooperation. The treaty includes mutual assistance in case of aggression against one of the signatories. The pact is defensive in nature and sets large-scale tasks for deepening relations. The US and its allies are concerned about the growing military partnership.

Russian President Putin's Visit to North Korea

Russian President Putin visited North Korea, met with Kim Jong-un, and signed a treaty for mutual assistance in case of military attack. The two leaders enjoyed a friendly car ride and held a press conference to announce the agreement.

Cooperation between Russia and North Korea

Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un signed a mutual aid pact, with North Korea supporting Russia's invasion of Ukraine, while the U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken criticizes the move as a desperate attempt to maintain international allies.

Vladimir Putin's Visit to North Korea

Vladimir Putin visited North Korea to strengthen ties with Kim Jong Un, signing a pact for mutual defense and military cooperation. The deal raises concerns about the transfer of military technology to North Korea and its nuclear capabilities. The visit is seen as a way to challenge the United States and its allies.

Evolution of Russia-North Korea Relations

The relationship between Russia and North Korea has evolved from being strained to being strong allies, with North Korea supplying Russia with ammunition for the war in Ukraine in return for fuel and food. Russian President Putin has embraced North Korea due to their shared anti-Western and anti-democracy outlook.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's Visit to North Korea

Russian President Vladimir Putin visited North Korea and was warmly welcomed by North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un. The two leaders discussed their countries' alliance and opposition to Western interference. Putin praised North Korea for supporting Russia's military actions in Ukraine, and the visit highlighted their strengthened partnership.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's Visit to North Korea

Russian President Vladimir Putin visits North Korea for the first time in 24 years to strengthen ties and cooperation, meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Both countries aim to overcome U.S.-led sanctions and oppose Western ambitions for a multipolar world order. Putin's visit includes discussions on trade, payment systems, and joint opposition to sanctions.

Russian President Putin's Visit to North Korea and Arms Supply

Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to North Korea highlights the country's role in supplying arms to Russia in its war with Ukraine. A new ammunition factory in Texas is helping the U.S. provide higher-quality arms to Ukraine.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's Visit to North Korea

Russian President Vladimir Putin visits North Korea, strengthening ties between the two countries. North Korea is providing Russia with weapons for its war in Ukraine, while Russia may be assisting North Korea with technical support and economic benefits. China is wary of this relationship, and the U.S. is concerned about Russia enabling North Korea's nuclear program.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's Visit to North Korea

Russian President Vladimir Putin praised the communist regime of North Korea, highlighting the need for anti-American and anti-Western states to have strong ties. He emphasized support for North Korea's defense against the U.S. and thanked them for backing Russia in military operations in Ukraine. Putin's visit to North Korea is expected to focus on trade, defense, and signing agreements.

Russian President Putin's Visit to North Korea

Russian President Vladimir Putin visited North Korea seeking support from leader Kim Jong Un in his war against Ukraine. The visit comes amid tensions between North and South Korea, with North Korean soldiers crossing the border, and concerns about cooperation between Russia and North Korea in the face of Western sanctions.

North Korea-Russia Relations

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has expressed solidarity with Russia, praising their strategic relationship and hinting at President Putin's impending visit to North Korea. The two countries have been strengthening diplomatic and security ties in recent months.

Critique of anti-American sentiment on U.S. college campuses

North Korean defector Yeonmi Park criticizes anti-American sentiment at Columbia University, comparing it to North Korean ideology. She expresses concerns about collectivism and socialism on U.S. college campuses. Park reflects on her journey to understand freedom after escaping North Korea and continues to face threats from the North Korean regime.

North Korean border violation incident

South Korean soldiers fired warning shots after North Korean troops briefly violated the border, but the situation is unlikely to escalate further. Tensions remain high between the two countries due to propaganda campaigns and other provocations.

Border Violation Between North and South Korea

South Korean soldiers fired warning shots after North Korean troops briefly violated the border. The incident happened amid simmering tensions but is not expected to escalate further. Both sides engaged in Cold War-style campaigns like balloon launches and propaganda broadcasts.

Tensions between North and South Korea

South Korea resumes loudspeaker broadcasts over border in response to North Korea sending balloons filled with trash and manure. The tensions deepen as talks over North's nuclear ambitions remain stalled.

Tensions between North and South Korea

North Korea has been launching trash-filled balloons toward South Korea, prompting the nation to blast messages and K-pop music back using high-powered loudspeakers. The conflict dates back to the Cold War.

Tensions between South and North Korea

South Korea announced it will resume anti-North Korean propaganda loudspeaker broadcasts in retaliation to North sending balloons filled with trash and manure. Tensions rise between the two Koreas amid diplomatic stalemate over North's nuclear ambitions.

Tensions between North and South Korea over Trash-Carrying Balloon Campaigns

South Korea plans to restart anti-North Korean propaganda loudspeaker broadcasts in response to North Korea's trash-carrying balloon campaigns, which have escalated tensions between the two countries. North Korea has sent over 1,000 balloons with trash and manure to the South, prompting South Korea to take retaliatory measures. The loudspeaker broadcasts are expected to anger North Korea and could lead to further military escalations.

Tensions between North and South Korea over balloon launches

Tensions between North and South Korea rise as balloons carrying rubbish are launched across the border. North Korea threatens to retaliate if leaflet campaigns continue. South Korea vows unbearable retaliation.

International Relations and Arms Transfers

NATO members are debating whether to allow Ukraine to use Western munitions and supplies for strikes on Russian soil. The U.S. and its allies are concerned about deepening cooperation between North Korea and Russia, calling for an end to North Korean arms transfers to Ukraine. Recent sanctions coordination and allegations of arms transfers have raised international tensions.

North Korea conducts missile drills under Kim Jong Un's supervision

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised drills involving the firing of nuclear-capable multiple rocket launchers to show the country's ability to carry out a preemptive attack on rival South Korea.

North Korea Rocket Launcher Firing Drill

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un guided a firing drill of multiple rocket launchers from an unidentified location.

Analysis of North Korean Missile Debris in Ukraine

Analysis by Defense Intelligence Agency confirms North Korean missile debris in Ukraine, suggesting Russia's support for North Korea. The report highlights the evolving relationship between the two countries and their denial of any arms deal.

North Korea missile launches and tensions on the Korean Peninsula

North Korea fires suspected ballistic missiles towards eastern sea, tensions escalate on Korean Peninsula, international condemnation follows failed satellite launch, Kim Jong Un urges continued development of space-based reconnaissance capabilities

North Korea's Missile Launches

North Korea fired suspected ballistic missiles towards its eastern sea following a failed satellite launch, drawing condemnation from South Korea, the United States, and Japan. Tensions on the Korean Peninsula have escalated due to increased weapons testing and military exercises.

Taiwan AI Chat Bot and North Korea Balloon Battle

Taiwan develops AI chat bot to compete with Chinese product over national security concerns. North Korea escalates balloon battle with South Korea by sending garbage-filled balloons over the border.

North Korea Sends Balloons with Garbage and Feces Across Border

North Korea sent balloons loaded with garbage and feces across the border, triggering air raid sirens in South Korea. This was in response to South Korean groups sending leaflets, music, or videos into the North. South Korean residents were panicked by the air raid alerts, and the balloons were found to contain trash, propaganda leaflets, and feces.

North Korea Sending Balloons to South Korea

South Korean residents expressed anxiety after North Korea sent balloons across the border, found in various parts of the country.

North Korea's Balloon Provocations and Satellite Launch Failure

North Korea flew hundreds of balloons carrying trash and manure towards South Korea in response to anti-Pyongyang propaganda leaflets. Kim Jong Un urged military scientists to continue developing space-based reconnaissance capabilities. The failed satellite launch drew criticism from South Korea, Japan, and the US.

North Korea launches balloons with waste and propaganda

North Korea launched over 200 balloons containing waste and propaganda across the Korean peninsula, prompting South Korea to dispatch response teams to investigate. The balloons carried trash, bottles, old batteries, leaflets, and fertilizer. South Korea warned citizens not to touch the objects and criticized North Korea's actions as violating international law.

North Korea's Trash-Carrying Balloon Provocation

North Korea flew hundreds of balloons carrying trash towards South Korea as a bizarre provocation, prompting a military response. The campaign coincided with Kim Jong Un's call to develop space-based reconnaissance capabilities to counter U.S. and South Korean activities.

North Korea's Failed Satellite Launch

North Korea's latest satellite launch ended in failure, showcasing new strides in the country's space program. The rocket featured a new liquid oxygen and petroleum engine, potentially with Russian assistance. The failure was likely due to the newly developed rocket motor. U.S. and South Korean officials condemned the launch as a violation of U.N. Security Council resolutions.

North Korea's Failed Satellite Launch

North Korea's attempted satellite launch ended in an explosion and crash of the rocket carrying the craft into the sea, causing tensions in the region.

North Korea's Failed Rocket Launch

North Korea's rocket to deploy its second spy satellite exploded shortly after liftoff, drawing rebukes from neighbors and disrupting high-level diplomacy in the region. The launch was seen as a provocative action, violating UN bans on such activities.

North Korea's Failed Satellite Launch

North Korea's latest satellite launch ended in a mid-air explosion, causing international concern and condemnation. The missile was intended to put a reconnaissance satellite into orbit but failed. This comes amid tensions in the region and defiance of UN resolutions banning such tests.

China-South Korea-Japan Trilateral Meeting

China's premier agreed to revive cooperation with South Korea and Japan, but expressed concerns about their security partnership with the U.S. The trilateral meeting focused on economic issues, shared challenges, and regional peace.

Death of President Ebrahim Raisi and North Korean Propaganda Video Ban

President Ebrahim Raisi of Iran dies in a helicopter crash, sparking mixed reactions among Iranians. A propaganda video from North Korea is banned in South Korea after going viral on TikTok.

Growing Military Alliance Between Russia and North Korea

The Biden administration is concerned about the growing military alliance between Russia and North Korea, which could increase Pyongyang's nuclear capabilities and escalate tensions in the Asia-Pacific region. U.S. officials expect North Korea to take provocative actions close to the U.S. presidential election, possibly at Putin's urging.

North Korea satellite launch preparations

South Korea detects signs of possible preparations for a satellite launch by North Korea, which would be the second military reconnaissance craft in orbit. This activity is closely monitored by South Korea and U.S. intelligence authorities.

Growing Military Alliance Between Russia and North Korea

The Biden administration is concerned about the growing military alliance between Russia and North Korea, fearing it could increase tensions in the Asia-Pacific region and expand Pyongyang's nuclear capabilities. U.S. officials anticipate North Korea taking provocative actions, potentially influenced by Putin, close to the U.S. presidential election. Russia is believed to be providing North Korea with military technology in exchange for munitions for its war in Ukraine. There are concerns about North Korea advancing its missile program with Russian assistance.

Wyoming Secretary of State Dissolves North Korea-Linked Business Entities

Republican Wyoming Secretary of State dissolves three business entities with ties to North Korea, FBI disrupts North Korean IT workers' revenue generation efforts, Justice Department makes arrests in North Korean identity theft scheme, China and Russia trade with North Korea despite international sanctions.

North Korea's Display of Kim Jong Un's Portrait

North Korea displays Kim Jong Un's portrait alongside those of his father and grandfather for the first time, potentially elevating his status in the country. This move is seen as a symbolic step to signal hereditary continuity and strengthen Kim's personality cult.

North Korea

Portraits of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un have been displayed next to those of his father and grandfather on state-run television.

North Korea Missile Launches

North Korea fired suspected short-range ballistic missiles off its east coast, following joint military drills by South Korea and the United States. North Korea is enhancing its weapons arsenal amidst diplomatic dormancy with the U.S. and South Korea.

North Korea's new multiple rocket launch system test

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised another test firing of a new multiple rocket launch system as part of the country's move to bolster its weapons targeting South Korean population centers.

President Yoon Suk Yeol of South Korea facing political challenges and foreign policy agenda

President Yoon Suk Yeol of South Korea faces political challenges as opposition parties demand independent investigations into allegations involving his wife and top officials. Despite recent election defeat, Yoon's foreign policy agenda remains focused on bolstering military alliance with the U.S. and expanding trilateral cooperation with Japan to address North Korean nuclear threats.

Death of North Korean Propaganda Chief Kim Ki Nam

Kim Ki Nam, a North Korean propaganda chief responsible for building personality cults around the country's leaders, has died at 94. Kim Jong Un will lead the state funeral committee for him.

International Relations

Three bodies found in Mexican tourist area where American and two Australians went missing. Australia protests Chinese fighter jet endangering Australian navy helicopter in international waters. Incident occurred during enforcement of UN sanctions against North Korea. No injuries or damage reported.

Governor Kristi Noem's Book Controversy

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem's new book accuses Nikki Haley of threatening her and falsely claims she met with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. Both allegations are being questioned for their validity.

North Korea's Plotting of Terrorist Attacks on South Korean Embassies

South Korea's spy agency warns that North Korea is plotting terrorist attacks on Seoul's officials and citizens overseas, prompting an increase in alert levels at diplomatic missions in five countries.

Support for Russia in Ukraine Conflict

Russia is receiving support from North Korea, Iran, and China in its military offensive in Ukraine, with evidence of North Korean missiles and Chinese technology being utilized. The Western allies are urged to provide more ammunition to Ukraine to counter the growing threat from Russian forces.

North Korea planting landmines in the DMZ

North Korea has been placing landmines on inter-Korean roads in the DMZ, signaling a hostile stance and rejection of diplomacy with South Korea. This is part of a series of aggressive actions by the communist regime under Kim Jong-un, including developing new military technology and conducting simulated nuclear strikes.

North Korea missile tests

North Korea conducted tests of a “super-large” cruise missile warhead and a new anti-aircraft missile in response to tensions with the United States and South Korea.

Monitoring North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Program

The United States and its allies are discussing options to create a new mechanism for monitoring North Korea over its nuclear weapons program after Russia vetoed a U.N. resolution, prompting accusations of shielding arms purchases from North Korea. Tensions on the Korean Peninsula are high as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un accelerates weapons demonstrations and issues threats of nuclear conflict.

U.S. Ambassador Urges Russia and China to Stop Rewarding North Korea

U.S. ambassador to the United Nations urges Russia and China to stop rewarding North Korea's bad behavior and blocking U.N. sanctions monitoring efforts. She emphasizes the importance of diplomacy and constructive dialogue with North Korea.

North Korea's Biological Weapons Program

North Korea is reportedly producing viruses and bacteria for a germ warfare program that can spread deadly diseases. The US has assessed their capability and expressed concerns about the potential danger posed by these biological weapons.

U.S. Ambassador urges Russia and China to stop shielding North Korea from sanctions

The U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations urges Russia and China to stop shielding North Korea from sanctions over its weapons programs. She emphasizes the importance of diplomacy and constructive dialogue.

Iran's Hypersonic Missile Attack on Israel

Iran claimed to have launched hypersonic missiles at Israel, but evidence shows that the attack was largely intercepted by Israel, the U.S., and their allies. The hypersonic missile technology is questionable, and Iran's attack was in retaliation for an alleged bombing by Israel. The article discusses the capabilities of hypersonic weapons and compares them to claims made by Russia and North Korea.

China-North Korea Relations

A top Chinese official visited North Korea to discuss cooperation, marking the first bilateral exchange since the pandemic. North Korea seeks to strengthen ties with China and Russia amid tensions with the U.S. and South Korea.

Joint U.S., Japan, and South Korea Military Exercise in East China Sea

The U.S., Japan, and South Korea conducted a joint military exercise in the East China Sea to strengthen their partnership amid tensions with China. The drills focused on undersea warfare, maritime operations, and communication improvement. This comes as China expresses dissatisfaction with Japan's meetings with the U.S. and the Philippines. The exercises aim to enhance response capability against threats from North Korea and China.

Chinese Official's Visit to North Korea

Key Chinese official Zhao Leji visits North Korea to strengthen cooperation, including exchanges in politics, economy, and culture. The visit marks the highest-level meeting between the two countries in about five years.

North Korea's Military Threats

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vows to mobilize an overwhelming assault on any hypothetical enemy, rejecting President Biden's calls for cooperation. Tensions escalate as North Korea adopts an aggressive stance towards neighboring countries.

North Korea's military preparedness under Kim Jong Un

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un warns of unstable geopolitical situations and urges preparation for war.

North Korea Conducts Successful Test of New Hypersonic Missile

North Korea conducted a successful test of a new hypersonic intermediate-range missile powered by solid propellants, further escalating tensions with neighbors and the United States. The missile has the capability to threaten rivals in Asia and the US, and North Korea has been focusing on developing more weapons with solid propellants for easier movement and quicker launch.

North Korea fires missile with hypersonic warhead towards Guam

North Korea fired a projectile believed to be carrying a hypersonic warhead, escalating tensions in the region. The missile fell into the East Sea and did not cause damage. This comes amid increasing military provocations by Kim Jong-un during Joe Biden's presidency.

North Korea Test-fires Suspected Intermediate-Range Ballistic Missile

North Korea test-fired a suspected intermediate-range ballistic missile towards waters off its eastern coast, raising tensions in the region. The missile flew about 372 miles before landing in the sea between the Korean Peninsula and Japan. Japan's Defense Ministry provided more details on the missile's trajectory. Tensions have been escalating in the region since 2022 due to North Korea's increased missile testing amid distractions like Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Kim Jong Un has been focusing on developing advanced weapons, including hypersonic missiles and reconnaissance satellites.

Russia's Veto on U.N. Monitoring of North Korea Sanctions

Russia vetoed the extension of the U.N. monitoring of sanctions against North Korea, leading to accusations of violating sanctions to buy weapons for the war in Ukraine. Western nations believe Russia aims to evade scrutiny as tensions rise over the Ukraine conflict.

Russia's Veto on U.N. Resolution Regarding North Korea Sanctions

Russia vetoed a U.N. resolution that would have extended the monitoring of U.N. sanctions against North Korea, sparking accusations of shielding weapons purchases for use in the war against Ukraine. The veto halts the experts' operation, with tensions on the Korean Peninsula escalating due to North Korea's nuclear threats and missile tests.

North Korea's military activities and diplomatic relations with Japan

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised a tank exercise and encouraged war preparations amidst growing tensions with South Korea. He also received an offer for a summit with the Japanese Prime Minister, which could potentially impact regional relations. The situation remains tense with concerns of escalating military activities.

US Air Force tests hypersonic missile

The US Air Force successfully tested its prototype hypersonic missile, the ARRW, after months of delays. This comes as Russia, China, and North Korea are also developing similar hypersonic weapons.

Hypersonic missile test by U.S. Air Force

The U.S. Air Force tested a hypersonic missile over the Pacific Ocean, gaining valuable insights into the new technology. Other countries like North Korea are also developing hypersonic weapons.

North Korea tests new hypersonic missile engine

North Korea successfully tested a solid-fuel engine for its new hypersonic missile, aiming to develop a powerful weapon to strike U.S. targets. The missile is part of North Korea's efforts to modernize its arsenal and gain concessions from the U.S. through diplomacy.

North Korea tests new hypersonic missile technology

North Korea successfully tests technology for new hypersonic missile capable of targeting U.S. mainland and Guam.

North Korea's live-fire drill of nuclear-capable rockets

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised a live-fire drill of nuclear-capable rockets targeting South Korea's capital to strengthen his war deterrent amid regional tensions. The drill included multiple rocket launchers capable of delivering tactical nuclear warheads.

North Korea's live-fire drill of nuclear-capable rocket launchers

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervises live-fire drill of nuclear-capable rocket launchers targeting South Korea's capital.

North Korea's Support to Russia in Ukraine Conflict

North Korea has shipped around 7,000 containers of munitions to Russia to support its war in Ukraine. Both countries deny an arms deal, but South Korean officials suspect such a deal exists. The North has ramped up weapons tests since the start of 2022, using Russia's invasion of Ukraine as a distraction.

North Korea Missile Launch

North Korea fires multiple short-range ballistic missiles toward its eastern waters, days after U.S.-South Korean military drills; no damage reported in Japan; tensions remain high on the Korean Peninsula.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un uses Russian luxury limousine gifted by Putin

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un used a Russian luxury limousine gifted by President Vladimir Putin, violating a UN resolution. Kim's sister praised the car and highlighted the deepening ties between North Korea and Russia.

North Korean military training exercises

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un operated a newly developed battle tank and conducted training exercises near the border with South Korea. The drills involved heavy tanks moving through simulated combat circumstances and firing live rounds.