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North Korea fires flurry of short-range ballistic missiles
North Korea fired what appeared to be multiple short-range ballistic missiles Thursday, South Korea's military said, around a week after leader Kim Jong Un tested a new weapons system for his latest warship. The launch, the nuclear-armed North's first missile test since March, came about a week after Kim oversaw the test-firing of a new warship weapons system.
Did one of China's all-weather allies backstab it? Beijing arrests North Korean spy, accuses him of stealing drone technology
China's arrest of a North Korean spy for allegedly stealing drone technology signals rising tensions between the two nations. This action reflects Beijing's concerns over regional stability and diminishing influence as Pyongyang strengthens ties with Moscow. The incident challenges the image of a strong alliance, revealing a potential shift in the dynamics between the two communist neighbors.
Kim Jong Un oversees warship weapons test-fire, eyes nukes for N. Korea navy
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ordered the rapid nuclear armament of naval vessels, following the first test-firing of a new warship weapons system. The newly unveiled 5,000-ton destroyer-class vessel, Choe Hyon, is expected to be equipped with tactical nuclear missiles.
Hundreds of North Korean troops killed while fighting Ukraine, Seoul says
South Korean lawmakers reported that approximately 600 North Korean soldiers have died out of 15,000 deployed to fight for Russia in Ukraine. In exchange for troops and weapons, North Korea has received technical assistance on spy satellites, drones, and anti-air missiles. North Korean troops' combat capabilities have improved through the use of modern weaponry.
North Korea test-fires missiles from its newly launched destroyer
Kim Jong Un oversaw the first missile tests from North Korea's new destroyer, emphasizing the need to bolster the navy's nuclear capabilities. He aims to expand the military's operational range and preemptive strike capabilities. Amid rising tensions and military cooperation with Russia, Kim highlighted the importance of deterring U.S.-led hostilities.
Putin thanks Kim Jong Un for North Korean help in driving Ukrainian troops out of Kursk
Vladimir Putin expressed gratitude to Kim Jong Un. This was for North Korean soldiers' assistance. They helped in removing Ukrainian troops from Russia's Kursk region. North Korea confirmed sending troops to fight for Russia. Kim Jong Un ordered this action. They aided in regaining control of Russian territory. Ukraine had occupied this territory earlier.
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North Korea confirms it dispatched troops to Russia to support its war against Ukraine
North Korea has officially acknowledged deploying troops to Russia to aid in its war against Ukraine, citing a mutual defense treaty. Kim Jong Un stated the troops' mission is to "annihilate" Ukrainian forces and liberate the Kursk area alongside Russian forces.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un touts new naval destroyer, blames US for tensions
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un showed a new warship. He said it improves his military's attack range. The ship launch happened at Nampo port. Kim sees this as a response to US and South Korean military drills. He plans to build a nuclear submarine next. The destroyer will join the navy next year. Kim criticised US-South Korea exercises.
North Korea's Kim attends ceremony for launching new 5,000-tonne warship
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attended a ceremony. The event marked the launch of a new multipurpose destroyer. State media KCNA reported the event. The 5,000-tonne destroyer is equipped with powerful weapons. Jo Chun Ryong said it was built in 400 days. The event was held at Nampho dockyard. Kim thanked workers for building the destroyer.
Trump tariffs torch chances of meeting with China's Xi Jinping
President Trump's aggressive tariff policies against China have severely strained relations, diminishing prospects for a near-term meeting with President Xi Jinping. The escalating trade war, marked by tit-for-tat tariffs, has stalled discussions on critical global issues like climate change and opioid addiction.
How North Korea turned the Russia–Ukraine war into a $20 billion bonanza
North Korea has made over $20 billion by supplying weapons and troops to Russia in its war on Ukraine, according to a damning joint investigation by Reuters and the Open Source Centre. From artillery shells to manpower, Pyongyang’s contributions have tipped the scales on the battlefield. With 64 cargo shipments and as many as 14,000 soldiers deployed, the strategic alliance between two sanctioned states is now propping up Russia’s war effort—while reshaping geopolitical fault lines across Europe and East Asia.
North Korea threatens a response to US flying long-range bombers over South Korea
North Korea threatened retaliation after the U.S. flew B-1B bombers over South Korea during joint training exercises, which Pyongyang views as a rehearsal for invasion. North Korea's Defense Ministry warned the U.S. action would hurt its security and vowed to deter what it called an aggressive attempt to destabilize the region.
North Korean infiltrators becoming IT workers to funnel their salaries to help Kim Jong Un build nukes: Report
North Korean IT workers are infiltrating Fortune 500 companies using stolen identities and AI to secure remote positions. They funnel their earnings, estimated at hundreds of millions annually, to fund North Korea's weapons programs. Cybersecurity experts are collaborating to combat this scheme, which is predicted to expand, targeting European defense and government sectors with sophisticated social engineering tactics.
Nuclear threat is on! North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's powerful sister sends shocking warning message to Washington
North Korean leader Kim Jong's sister Kim Yo Jong looks after country's foreign policy.
Kim Jong Un's sister says North Korea denuclearisation is a 'daydream'
Kim Jong Un's powerful sister slammed US-led efforts to take away North Korea's nuclear weapons, saying the idea of denuclearising the country was a "daydream". In a statement published Wednesday by the official Korean Central News Agency (KNCA), the sister of ruler Kim Jong Un said that any discussion of convincing the North to give up its nuclear weapons is "nothing but a daydream that can never come true".
Can you believe this? North Korean hackers pose as U.S developers in Fortune 500 firms, funnel millions to Kim Jong Un's nuclear weapons programs
North Korean hackers have secretly infiltrated U.S. tech companies, posing as American software engineers to fund Kim Jong Un’s nuclear weapons program. Using fake résumés, stolen identities, and remote tools, these IT workers have landed real jobs at Fortune 500 firms, funneling millions back to North Korea. AI tools and stealthy tactics make detection harder, even fooling recruiters and HR teams. This shocking operation is fueling threats far beyond cyberspace—it's funding weapons of mass destruction.
Xi Jinping takes Taiwan, Kim strikes South Korea, and America stumbles: A terrifying glimpse into a post-U.S world dominated by Beijing
Taiwan has always remained a prime target for Chinese President Xi Jinping and the ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
North Korea's Kim Jong Un fires new sniper rifle while visiting troops
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un tested a newly developed sniper rifle while inspecting special forces, highlighting their enhanced combat training. The visit coincided with South Korea's Constitutional Court upholding the impeachment of president Yoon Suk Yeol. Kim expressed satisfaction with the sniper rifle's performance, as he emphasized its role in boosting war capabilities and showcasing patriotism.
What to know about tensions between Iran and the US as Tehran rejects direct talks with Washington
Iran has responded to a letter from U.S. President Donald Trump regarding Tehran's nuclear program, rejecting direct talks but leaving the door open for indirect negotiations. Tehran has continued to enrich uranium to near weapons-grade levels, causing concern in the West despite insisting its program is peaceful.
Blast in one of Vladimir Putin's official limousines triggers fresh assassination concerns: Report
A luxury limousine from Russian President Vladimir Putin’s official car fleet exploded in central Moscow, raising security concerns. The incident occurred near the FSB headquarters, with no injuries reported. Increasing speculation surrounds internal threats within the Kremlin and security measures for Putin, including body searches and visible guards inspecting the area.
Iran has rejected direct negotiations with US in response to Trump's letter
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Iran rejects direct negotiations with the US over its nuclear program. He left open the possibility of indirect talks amid rising regional tensions. This comes after President Trump’s letter to Iran’s supreme leader and ongoing US and Israeli military actions targeting Iranian-backed groups.
World War III on the horizon? Why European nations are preparing for war—And what it means for the world
World War III: As global tensions rise, Europe is preparing for the unthinkable: war. The Middle East is once again a flashpoint, with Israeli airstrikes on Gaza and US involvement in Yemen raising fears of regional escalation. Meanwhile, Russia's continued aggression in Ukraine has led NATO to sound the alarm, warning that a full-scale European conflict could erupt by 2030. With growing military cooperation between Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran, experts fear the world may be inching towards a Third World War. Governments across Europe are urging citizens to prepare—because the next global conflict may not be far off.
North Korea sent 3,000 more troops to Russia, according to South's assessment
North Korea has significantly increased its support for Russia in the Ukraine conflict by sending thousands of troops and substantial military equipment, including missiles and artillery. North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un has also inspected tests of new reconnaissance and attack drones, highlighting advancements in North Korea's military capabilities.
North Korean leader reaffirms support for Russia's war in Ukraine in talks with top official
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has reaffirmed his support for Russia's war in Ukraine during a meeting with Russia's Security Council secretary, Sergei Shoigu. The leaders discussed mutual defense commitments and recent agreements, with North Korea reportedly providing weapons and troops to aid Russia. South Korea suspects North Korea is receiving reciprocal support.
North Korea tests-fires new weapons and welcomes Russian security chief
North Korea test-fired a new anti-aircraft missile system, enhancing its military capability amidst ongoing US-South Korea joint exercises. Meanwhile, Russia's Sergei Shoigu met with Kim Jong Un to strengthen ties, with speculations that Pyongyang's weapons could be aiding Moscow in the Ukraine conflict.
Top Russian official meets North Korean leader in latest Pyongyang visit
Russia's security official Sergei Shoigu visited North Korea and met with Kim Jong Un amid reports of North Korea sending troops to support Russia in Ukraine. They discussed expanding cooperation and Shoigu conveyed a message from Putin. The visit follows recent U.S.-South Korean military drills, which North Korea views as provocative.
Trump reveals one thing he admires about 'sleepy' Joe Biden, hilariously roasts his predecessor. Watch video
Donald Trump revealed one thing he admired about his predecessor 'sleepy' Joe Biden and hilariously roasted him. President Donald Trump said he could never 'sleep' as good as former President Biden on 'The Ingraham Angle.' Trump was asked about how he manages on so little sleep and he went on to mock Biden.
North Korea's Kim inspects 'nuclear-powered submarine' project
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspected a project to build a nuclear-powered submarine, emphasizing its significance in strengthening Pyongyang's navy. The initiative is part of North Korea's strategy to develop an elite, nuclear-armed naval force. This marks the first disclosure of such construction for launching ballistic missiles.
Elon Musk is being compared to Hitler and Kim Jong Un. Courtesy- a 2021 image
Tech mogul Elon Musk is being compared to German dictator Adolf Hitler and North Korea's politician Kim Jong Un. A picture of billionaire businessperson Elon Musk has been making waves on social media, showing him with an unusual haircut. While many assumed it to be a recent change, reports suggest that the image dates back to 2021.
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