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North Korea, Nuclear submarine
Signs Point To North Korea Building A Nuclear-Powered Submarine: South Korean Intel
The development would be in line with previous reports and follows the launch, last September, of a reworked Cold War-era Romeo class diesel-electric submarine designed to carry ballistic missiles. “Partial signs that appear to be the start of the submarine’s construction have been detected,
North Korea Nuclear Submarine Threat Arises
South Korean media reported on Tuesday that the country's military has detected signs of the nuke-capable North Korea starting to construct a submarine powered by a nuclear reactor. Kim Jong Un, the supreme leader of North Korea,
North Korea's Kim Jong-un wants to speed up becoming a nuclear superpower
SEOUL: North Korean leader Kim Jong-un said his country will speed up steps toward becoming a military superpower with nuclear weapons and would not rule out using them if it came under enemy attack,
North Korea has detected the construction of a large submarine... the possibility of a nuclear-powered submarine.
North Korea has been caught building large submarines believed to be nuclear-powered submarines in areas where submarine-related facilities are
North Korean Soldiers are Now Dying in the Ukraine War
A Ukrainian missile strike in Russian-occupied Donetsk killed at least 20 soldiers, including six North Korean officers, marking the first North Korean casualties in the war. North Korean servicemen were reportedly observing a training demonstration during the strike.
‘North Korea capable of building double-digit number of nuclear bombs’
North Korea enriching uranium for bombs, developing missiles targeting South Korea, showcasing military accomplishments amid economic struggles.
North Korea’s Kim warns he could use nuclear weapons against South Korea and US
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un warned again that he could use nuclear weapons in potential conflicts with South Korea and the United States, as he accused them of provoking North Korea and raising animosities on the Korean Peninsula,
19h
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North Korea Cuts Off South, Citing 'Imminent Danger of War'
North Korea is taking steps to "completely separate" its territory from the South by cutting off all road and rail links and ...
23h
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North Korea to cut off road and rail links to South Korea
North Korea’s army said it will take a “substantial military step” to completely cut off its territory from South Korea on ...
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In This Office, the Fading Dream of a Unified Korea Lives On
On paper, five South Korean officials are the governors of North Korean provinces. Their goal is reunification, but fewer and ...
7d
North Korea’s infamous abandoned Benidorm knock-off to FINALLY open & will welcome 100k tourists… including BRITS
A BEACH resort dubbed the “North Korean Benidorm” is set to welcome its first guests – and even Brits could be welcome. The resort in Wonsan, at a former missile launch site, got its ...
7d
Kim Jong-un’s infamous hotel to finally open
The resort in Wonsan, at a former missile launch site, got its nickname after Kim Jong-un reportedly sent a fact-finding ...
Opinion
18h
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Opinion
How the next president can be a ‘cheap hawk’
Sweeping calls for the U.S. defense budget — now at about $850 billion — to return to Cold War levels when measured against ...
San Francisco Examiner
9h
Pyongyang to 'permanently' shut border with South Korea
North Korea's army said Wednesday it was moving to "permanently shut off and block the southern border" with Seoul and had ...
Yonhap News English on MSN
6h
S. Korea condemns N. Korea's move to block border as 'anti-unification' act
The unification ministry on Thursday "strongly" condemned North Korea's move to cut off all roads and railways connected to ...
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