North Korea, Nuclear War

North Korea sends chilling 'first nuclear war' warning amid South Korea accidental bombing
The US and South Korea paused their live-fire drills after the incident but the Freedom Edge 25 drills will continue through March 20 as per schedule
North Korea Puts Out 'First Nuclear War' Warning
Last week's accidental shelling of a South Korean village occurred less than 20 miles from the border of the nuclear-armed North.
Everything we know about North Korea’s nuclear-powered submarine
North Korea has conducted a slew of underwater-launched ballistic missile tests since 2016, but all launches were made from the same 2,000-tonne-class submarine which has a single launch tube. Many experts call it a test platform, rather than an operational submarine in active service.
North Korea Says South Korea Jets' Accidental Bombing Shows Armed Conflict Possible, KCNA Says
North Korea said on Wednesday a recent accidental bombing of a civilian area by South Korean fighter jets in training shows a mishap could trigger a new armed conflict on the Korean peninsula, its state news agency reported.
North Korea Blasts US 'War Rehearsal'
North Korea has issued a sharp rebuke over the major military exercise being carried out by the U.S. and its South Korean ally, labeling the training a "war rehearsal." Newsweek reached out to the Pentagon and the South Korean embassy in the U.
North Korea says South’s bombing mishap could spark 'new armed conflict'
North Korea condemned an ongoing U.S.-South Korea joint military exercise Wednesday, saying another incident like Seoul's recent accidental bombing of its own village near the DMZ could lead to "a new armed conflict.
North Korea Warns of Accidental Clash Citing Recent Bomb Blunder
North Korea denounced joint military drills between the US and South Korea saying the South Korean Air Force’s recent bombing mistake shows the risk of the region unintentionally getting dragged into a new armed conflict.
North Korea slams Seoul-Washington joint military drills, citing South's accidental jet bombing
North Korea on Wednesday continued to denounce joint military drills by South Korea and the United States, claiming South Korean jet fighters' latest accidental bombing of a village was an "ominous" sign that points to the danger of the exercise.

South Korea Bans Drones Around Top Court

Did Russia help build North Korea’s latest nuclear submarine?
The submarine could significantly escalate security concerns on the Korean peninsula and in the Taiwan Strait, experts say ...
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South Korea calls on Russia to 'dissuade' N.Korea from 'escalating tensions' in region
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman said Thursday that Moscow believes Pyongyang's measures to 'strengthen defense ...
North Korea has sent thousands of additional troops to Russia: S. Korean lawmaker
North Korea recently sent some 3,500 additional soldiers to Russia's Far East for field training, a South Korean lawmaker ...
South Korea military drills pause after accidental bombing may hinder upcoming exercises with U.S., experts say
South Korea's suspension of some military drills after its fighter jets' accidental bombing of a civilian area may hinder its ...
US, South Korea drills to reflect North Korea-Russia threat
South Korea relies on security guarantees from the US to deter North Korean aggression, providing sites that host about ...
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1,500 more North Korean soldiers sent to Russia, South Korean lawmaker says
A South Korean lawmaker has stated that around 1,500 North Korean soldiers have been additionally deployed to the western part of Russia. The representative of South Korea's ruling People ...
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South Korea’s spy agency says North Korea appears to have sent additional troops to Russia, after its soldiers deployed on the Russian-Ukraine fronts suffered heavy casualties The FBI has ...
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US Military Watch: More Spy Planes Deployed to Track China, Russia, North Korea
The United States has increased its surveillance activities in the Western Pacific, deploying more spy planes to keep an eye ...