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  • South Korean President Orders Military Inspection of Election Systems—Could Democracy Be in Danger? President Yoon Suk Yeol raises concerns about South Korea's election systems, citing flaws and potential data manipulation by hackers.
  • T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon Breached: How China is Spying on U.S. Telecoms Security officials urge encrypted messaging after a cyberattack by the Chinese hacker group Salt Typhoon targeting U.S. telecom companies.
  • Was South Korea Behind That Drone Found in Pyongyang? Here’s What We Know The controversy over a drone found in Pyongyang raises questions about South Korea's military actions and the declaration of martial law.
  • U.S. Nuclear Submarine Snagged by Fishing Net: You Won’t Believe How Long It Took to Realize A fishing boat in Norway accidentally snared the USS Virginia's propeller, causing embarrassment for the U.S. Navy.
  • President Yoon’s $150 Wristwatch Now Selling for Just $38 on Secondhand Market Yoon's commemorative wristwatch price plummets to 50,000 won after the martial law declaration, contrasting with former presidents' watches.
  • Is Tesla's Autopilot Really Safe? Family Sues After Tragic Fatal Crash in California Tesla faces a lawsuit over its Autopilot system's safety after a fatal accident, raising concerns about its driver assistance technology.
  • Putin’s Latest Weapon Test: Russia's MIRV Technology Could Send Shockwaves Through Global Security Tensions rise as Russia launches multiple warheads in response to Ukraine's long-range missile strikes, raising nuclear concerns.
  • How a 19-Year-Old Crashed the Soviet Union’s Air Defense System North Korea’s outdated air defense systems, exposed by drone breaches, mirror vulnerabilities in the Soviet Union’s defenses.
  • Ukraine Targets 10,000 North Korean Soldiers—Here’s What They’re Offering to Surrender Ukraine's "I Want to Live" project targets North Korean troops in Russia, offering surrender incentives and asylum.
  • Air Force General Caught Playing Smartphone Game During Martial Law Inquiry: Outrage Ensues An Air Force general faced backlash for playing a smartphone game during a parliamentary inquiry on martial law.
  • South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol Under Fire for Receiving Full Salary Despite Being Sidelined President Yoon Suk Yeol faces backlash over full salary despite suspension from duties amid martial law, raising public sentiment for change.
  • Russian Solider's Final Moments Captured: Faces Death with Defiance as Drone Drops Bombs A soldier's final moments are captured as a drone hovers above, leading to a tragic end after he lights a cigarette.
  • Tesla’s Rumored Phone Has Fans Buzzing—But Is It Coming Soon? A Tesla smartphone concept has gained attention online, but Musk remains skeptical about entering the smartphone market.
  • Russian Soldier’s Last Cigarette Before Death: Captured on Drone in Haunting Final Footage A Ukrainian drone captures a Russian soldier's final moments as he smokes before being killed, highlighting the tragic irony of war.
  • Did South Korea's Ex-Defense Chief Try to Start a War? Shocking Claims About Martial Law and North Korea Allegations arise against former Defense Minister Kim Yong Hyun for possibly instigating North Korean tensions and seeking martial law.
  • Soldiers Deployed During Martial Law Suffer Psychological Stress, Say They Were Lied To Soldiers mobilized during martial law face severe psychological stress and feelings of betrayal, raising concerns about PTSD symptoms.
  • North Korea Deploys Spy Teams to Russia-Ukraine Frontlines—What Are They Really After? North Korea deploys RGB operatives to Russia-Ukraine conflict for intelligence gathering and military training, enhancing ties with Russia.
  • Could South Korea President Attack North Korea? Experts Fear He’ll Do Anything to Hold On Concerns arise that President Yoon Suk Yeol may provoke North Korea to maintain power, risking conflict on the Korean Peninsula.
  • Cheonryong: The Bunker-Buster South Korea Hopes Will Take Down North Korean Power South Korea's Cheonryong missile project aims to develop a long-range air-to-ground missile by 2028, enhancing defense capabilities.
  • Video Message to North Korean Soldiers: 'You Deserve Better Than to Become Kim Jong Un's Slave' A South Korean soldier in Ukraine urges North Korean troops to defect, highlighting their suffering and promising safety and support.
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