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North Korea’s 200 Munitions Factories Are Running at Full Capacity, Could Last 3 MonthsSouth Korea's military authorities have assessed that North Korea has secured enough supplies to sustain a war for as long as three months.
North Korean Balloons Target President’s Office with Propaganda LeafletsNorth Korea's balloons landed near Seoul's Presidential Office, dropping propaganda criticizing Yoon ahead of a South Korea-Poland summit.
Kim Yo Jong Warns South Korea and Ukraine, Calls Them ‘U.S. Bad Dogs’Kim Yo Jong criticized South Korea and Ukraine, warning of dire consequences for military provocations against nuclear-armed states.
Zelenskyy Calls for More Western Support as 12,000 North Korean Troops Aid RussiaZelenskyy confirmed North Korean troops' deployment to Russia, estimating 12,000 soldiers, and urged increased support from the West.
UK, South Korea Condemn North Korea’s Support for Russia's War EffortUK Defense Secretary John Healy stated in the UK Parliament that North Korea has likely begun sending troops to assist Russia,
North Korea's 'Vietnam Moment': Troops in Russia May Trigger Conflict on Korean PeninsulaNorth Korea's troop deployment to Russia signals deeper military ties and raises global concerns over potential technology exchanges.
South Korea May Provide Lethal Aid to Ukraine in Response to North Korea Sends Troops to RussiaSouth Korea considers supplying lethal weapons to Ukraine, including 155mm artillery shells, amid North Korea's troop deployments to Russia.
South Korean Border Towns Hit Hard by North Korean Noise WarfareResidents of Paju, near the DMZ, are suffering due to North Korea's loud broadcasts and provocative actions, causing insomnia and distress.
Russia Fails to Pay Back $200M Loan to South Korea, Citing War ChallengesAs the Russia-Ukraine war continues, delays in Russia's repayment of economic cooperation loans to South Korea have surfaced.
North Korea Vows to Punish U.S. and Allies Over Sanctions, Calls Team 'Illegal'North Korean Foreign Minister condemned the U.S.-led sanctions monitoring team, threatening participating countries with consequences.
North Korea Sends Troops to Ukraine, South Korea Calls It a 'Desperate Gamble'The ruling People Power Party in South Korea condemned North Korea's troop deployment to Russia, pledging to introduce a resolution.
North Korea’s Suspicious Silence Over Troops in Ukraine—What’s Their Next Move?North Korea remains silent on allegations of troop deployments to Russia for the Ukraine war, contrasting its previous denials.
North Korea Explodes Over 'Stupid' Copyright Claims: Did They Steal South Korean Footage?Kim Yo Jong criticized South Korea for accusing North Korea of copyright violations, asserting their images came from foreign media.
South Korea’s Deputy Defense Minister Hints at North Korea’s Role in Ukraine ConflictSouth Korea's Deputy Defense Minister attended the NATO meeting and discussed North Korea's potential support for Russia in Ukraine.
North Korea Shuts Down Roads, Officially Declares South Korea an EnemyNorth Korea's constitutional amendment labels South Korea an enemy state, citing security threats, and confirms road demolitions.
Shocking Poll: Only 13.9% of South Koreans Willing to Fight if War Breaks OutA survey shows only 13.9% of South Koreans would fight in a war, reflecting declining willingness amid growing security concerns.
1.4 Million North Koreans Students Rush to Enlist to 'Punish the South' – What’s Next?North Korea reported over 1.4 million young people applied to join the People's Army following a drone incident in Pyongyang.
North Korea Just Blew Up Key Roads — And They’re Not Saying a WordNorth Korea blew up the Gyeongui Line and the East Sea Line connecting the North and South on Tuesday.
No American Missiles for KF-21: What This Means for South Korea’s Fighter JetThe KF-21 Boramae fighter jet, celebrated during Armed Forces Day, faces challenges due to delays in integrating American missiles.
U.S. State Department: North Korea Must Lower Tensions and Return to TalksThe U.S. State Department urges North Korea to de-escalate tensions and return to diplomacy following recent provocations.
North Korea’s 200 Munitions Factories Are Running at Full Capacity, Could Last 3 Months South Korea's military authorities have assessed that North Korea has secured enough supplies to sustain a war for as long as three months.
North Korean Balloons Target President’s Office with Propaganda Leaflets North Korea's balloons landed near Seoul's Presidential Office, dropping propaganda criticizing Yoon ahead of a South Korea-Poland summit.
Kim Yo Jong Warns South Korea and Ukraine, Calls Them ‘U.S. Bad Dogs’ Kim Yo Jong criticized South Korea and Ukraine, warning of dire consequences for military provocations against nuclear-armed states.
Zelenskyy Calls for More Western Support as 12,000 North Korean Troops Aid Russia Zelenskyy confirmed North Korean troops' deployment to Russia, estimating 12,000 soldiers, and urged increased support from the West.
UK, South Korea Condemn North Korea’s Support for Russia's War Effort UK Defense Secretary John Healy stated in the UK Parliament that North Korea has likely begun sending troops to assist Russia,
North Korea's 'Vietnam Moment': Troops in Russia May Trigger Conflict on Korean Peninsula North Korea's troop deployment to Russia signals deeper military ties and raises global concerns over potential technology exchanges.
South Korea May Provide Lethal Aid to Ukraine in Response to North Korea Sends Troops to Russia South Korea considers supplying lethal weapons to Ukraine, including 155mm artillery shells, amid North Korea's troop deployments to Russia.
South Korean Border Towns Hit Hard by North Korean Noise Warfare Residents of Paju, near the DMZ, are suffering due to North Korea's loud broadcasts and provocative actions, causing insomnia and distress.
Russia Fails to Pay Back $200M Loan to South Korea, Citing War Challenges As the Russia-Ukraine war continues, delays in Russia's repayment of economic cooperation loans to South Korea have surfaced.
North Korea Vows to Punish U.S. and Allies Over Sanctions, Calls Team 'Illegal' North Korean Foreign Minister condemned the U.S.-led sanctions monitoring team, threatening participating countries with consequences.
North Korea Sends Troops to Ukraine, South Korea Calls It a 'Desperate Gamble' The ruling People Power Party in South Korea condemned North Korea's troop deployment to Russia, pledging to introduce a resolution.
North Korea’s Suspicious Silence Over Troops in Ukraine—What’s Their Next Move? North Korea remains silent on allegations of troop deployments to Russia for the Ukraine war, contrasting its previous denials.
North Korea Explodes Over 'Stupid' Copyright Claims: Did They Steal South Korean Footage? Kim Yo Jong criticized South Korea for accusing North Korea of copyright violations, asserting their images came from foreign media.
South Korea’s Deputy Defense Minister Hints at North Korea’s Role in Ukraine Conflict South Korea's Deputy Defense Minister attended the NATO meeting and discussed North Korea's potential support for Russia in Ukraine.
North Korea Shuts Down Roads, Officially Declares South Korea an Enemy North Korea's constitutional amendment labels South Korea an enemy state, citing security threats, and confirms road demolitions.
Shocking Poll: Only 13.9% of South Koreans Willing to Fight if War Breaks Out A survey shows only 13.9% of South Koreans would fight in a war, reflecting declining willingness amid growing security concerns.
1.4 Million North Koreans Students Rush to Enlist to 'Punish the South' – What’s Next? North Korea reported over 1.4 million young people applied to join the People's Army following a drone incident in Pyongyang.
North Korea Just Blew Up Key Roads — And They’re Not Saying a Word North Korea blew up the Gyeongui Line and the East Sea Line connecting the North and South on Tuesday.
No American Missiles for KF-21: What This Means for South Korea’s Fighter Jet The KF-21 Boramae fighter jet, celebrated during Armed Forces Day, faces challenges due to delays in integrating American missiles.
U.S. State Department: North Korea Must Lower Tensions and Return to Talks The U.S. State Department urges North Korea to de-escalate tensions and return to diplomacy following recent provocations.
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