Kim Jong Un is gaining greater control over North Korea, strengthening the power of the Workers' Party of Korea and eliminating references to his ancestors in the party's charter, which marks the beginning of a "2.0 era" under his leadership. (translated)
South Korean lawmaker Jun Kun Jong informed that the summit between Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump could take place at any moment, despite the lack of official contacts between the countries and speculation about possible military support from North Korea to Russia. (translated)
North Korea rejects Washington's demands regarding denuclearization, claiming that nuclear weapons are a key guarantee of its sovereignty, and the ongoing tensions do not subside even after the U.S. has reduced joint military exercises with South Korea and Japan. (translated)
"Nothing has changed in our policy towards the United States, which aims to respond with the firmest stance to the unchanged, hostile policy of the USA." (translated)
Kim Jong Un appointed a new minister of defense, and the changes in North Korean command are aimed at accelerating the modernization of the army and increasing discipline after the corruption scandal. (translated)
Kim Jong Un introduced significant changes in the leadership of the North Korean military, appointing a new defense minister and emphasizing the necessity of discipline and loyalty to the party's ideology, which is related to a recent corruption scandal in the army. (translated)
After Donald Trump announced a planned meeting with Kim Jong Un, North Korea launched a series of ballistic missiles toward the Sea of Japan, which took place during shortened joint military exercises of the USA and South Korea. (translated)
Russia is negotiating with North Korea to obtain more powerful missiles and military support aimed at strengthening missile terror in Ukraine. (translated)
Russia has approached North Korea for the delivery of new KN-30 ballistic missiles and military support, but no transfer of this weaponry has been recorded so far. (translated)
Russia is reportedly asking North Korea to provide powerful KN-30 ballistic missiles and a military contingent of up to 50,000 soldiers, while the fulfillment of these orders has not yet been confirmed. (translated)
South Korea notes signals that North Korea is preparing to send more soldiers to Russia, despite the lack of confirmation, while Pyongyang continues to supply weapons, including short-range ballistic missiles that could support Russian operations in Ukraine. (translated)
When America sends conciliatory signals, North Korea responds with a display of force. Recently, Pyongyang launched about ten ballistic missiles from its eastern coast — analysts believe this was a clear protest against the limited, yet still ongoing drills. (translated)
North Korea plans to send up to 50,000 soldiers to Russia to support the Kremlin in the war against Ukraine, emphasizing the increasing military cooperation between autocratic regimes such as China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, thereby threatening Western interests. (translated)
Seoul is worried that Donald Trump may accept North Korea's nuclear program, which raises concerns about further concessions from Washington, especially after his suggestion to limit joint military exercises with South Korea. (translated)
South Korea reported the launch of short-range ballistic missiles by North Korea from Pyongyang, marking the third test in August, and these events occurred in the context of U.S. and South Korean military exercises and the visit of the Chinese foreign minister to Seoul. (translated)
Minister An Gju Bak revealed that North Korea may possess between 80 and 120 nuclear warheads, but this data comes from independent analyses, not official military sources, which has sparked controversy following recent statements by Donald Trump about Pyongyang's nuclear arsenal. (translated)
Donald Trump confirmed his interest in meeting with Kim Jong Un, stating that he gets along with him "very well," and noted that North Korea has 57 nuclear warheads. (translated)
Donald Trump confirmed that he will meet again with Kim Jong Un and emphasized that he maintains a good relationship with him, while Pyongyang has 57 nuclear warheads and discussions are ongoing about limiting joint military exercises with South Korea. (translated)
Kim Yo Jong, sister of the North Korean leader, denied the claims of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky about the planned dispatch of 50,000 soldiers from Pyongyang to Russia, calling them "groundless" and blaming the West for the conflict in Ukraine. (translated)
President of the USA Donald Trump is trying to organize a meeting with Kim Jong Un during his next trip to Asia in November, to revive the diplomatic initiative aimed at convincing the North Korean leader to give up the nuclear program, despite the absence of official preparations for such a meeting. (translated)
