North Korea's Kim Jong Un visits missile bases, slams US nuclear means
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited strategic missile bases and examined the readiness "for action of strategic deterrence" while calling the U.S. strategic nuclear capabilities as a threat, state media reported on Wednesday.
Kim Jong-un's sister called South Korea and Ukraine 'badly behaved dogs' according to North Korea's state news agency.
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Kim Jong-un pushes for stronger nuclear deterrence, citing growing U.S. threatsNorth Korean leader Kim Jong-un has once again called for enhancing the country's war deterrence, including the readiness of ...
Kim Dae-young, researcher at the Korea Institute for National Strategy * The text below may differ from the actual ...
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In recent weeks, major shifts have taken place on the Korean Peninsula in relation to the DPRK's position towards North and ...
Under Yoon Suk-yeol, the South Korean government has recently shifted towards a more confrontational stance, refusing to bend under pressure from the North’s Kim Jong-un regime. Meanwhile, ...
National Interest on MSN4d
Kim Jong-un’s Nuclear “Show and Tell” Should Lead to a Washington RethinkThe reassessment that is required would question fundamental assumptions about U.S. North Korea policy and honestly weigh the ...
Pyongyang is planning to send up to 12,000 troops to Russia, according to South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS).
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Kim Jong-un’s Nuclear Power Play: North Korea’s Deadly New Arsenal Sparks Urgent Calls for U.S. Policy OverhaulKim Jong-un has just delivered a nuclear wake-up call to the world. In a dramatic move, North Korea revealed a new uranium ...
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