Russian President Vladimir Putin accepted an invitation to visit North Korea after a historic meeting with Kim Jong Un, raising concerns over potential arms agreements and a strengthening alliance between Russia, North Korea, and China in Northeast Asia.
North Korea unveils a tactical nuclear attack submarine, emphasizing naval nuclear weaponization.
This development follows increased weapons tests and international concerns about the country’s submarine fleet’s operational status.
Chinese officials, led by Vice Premier Liu Guozhong, will visit North Korea for its 75th founding day celebration on 9 September, highlighting the enduring alliance between the two nations.
This visit follows recent international interactions in North Korea and sparks speculation about a potential meeting between Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin.
North Korea conducted a tactical nuclear strike drill, firing short-range ballistic missiles in response to US-South Korean military exercises.
These missiles simulated scorched earth strikes and were launched from Pyongyang International Airport, sending a message to their adversaries amidst rising tensions in the region.
North Korea prioritizes protecting propaganda portraits of leaders amid tropical storm, highlighting regime’s image sensitivity.