Yoon offers to send COVID19 vaccines to North Korea: spokesperson
The DPRK missile flew 360km, reached a maximum altitude of 90km at a speed of Mach 5, according to the ROK military
North Korea confirms its first-ever COVID19 case and declares a "serious emergency", with leader Kim Jong-un ordering lockdowns across the country
New Defense Minister Lee takes office, warns of 'stern' response to possible North Korea provocations
New South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol says he'll present "an audacious plan" to improve North Korea's economy if leader Kim Jong Un denuclearizes
North Korea fires at least 1 projectile into East Sea: South Korean military
Japan State Minister of Defense Makoto Oniki tells reporters today's North Korean missile launch flew for 500 km, hitting a max height of 800 km. Asked if Japan had assessed the missile was an IRBM or ICBM, he said the ministry was continuing to analyze the test
North Korea fires an unidentified projectile toward East Sea: South Korean military
North Korea held a highly-expected military parade on Monday. That's according to the country's state media. It marks the 90th anniversary of the founding of its military
2 year agoMore photos of the military parade held on Monday night in North Korea, first revealed on Rodong Sinmun newspaper at noon KST
2 year agoNorth Korea says columns of "latest tactical missile units," tanks, columns of "strategic missiles," a column of "super-large MLRS capable of "successive strike" and others were rolled out as well, along with Hwasong-17 ICBM
2 year agoNorth Korean state-run newspaper Rodong Sinmun publishes first images of the April 25 military parade. Photos show Kim Jong Un, Hwasong-17 ICBM and other missiles marching through the square
North Korea is accusing the European Parliament of "intolerable provocation" less than two weeks after the group passed a resolution condemning DPRK human rights abuses. Pyongyang has often denied such accusations, rejecting them as "fabrications"
"Russian and Chinese military aircraft entered South Korea's air defense identification zone (KADIZ) without prior notice last month. a Seoul official said Tuesday. The incident came just hours before Pyongyang test-fired an ICBM into the East Sea
U.S. will listen to North Korea's concerns but only through dialogue: State Dept
N.Korea's projectiles flew 110km at top altitude of 25km, speed of Mach 4: South Korean military
South Korean military says N.Korea launched two projectiles Saturday toward East Sea
![Geolocation of North Korea's 'new tactical guided weapon' launch [Left] to same private Majon beach location as 27 Jan 2022 KN-23 launch [Right] (39°48'44.73N 127°39'49.73E)](https://koreas.liveuamap.com/pics/2022/04/17/22427479_0.jpg)
2 year agoGeolocation of North Korea's 'new tactical guided weapon' launch [Left] to same private Majon beach location as 27 Jan 2022 KN-23 launch [Right] (39°48'44.73"N 127°39'49.73"E)
2 year agoKim Jong Un watched a test-firing of a "new-type tactical guided weapon" which strengthened the country's "tactical nuclear operation," state media said Sunday morning
N.Korean leader inspects test-firing of new tactical guided weapon: state media
2 year agoUS military tactical rocket launches in South Korea
The United States is closely monitoring North Korea for possible provocations
U.S. special envoy for North Korea to visit Seoul for talks: State Dept
Head of NATO Military Committee: Ukraine urgently needs non-military assistance as well
Head of the NATO Military Committee: The alliance will not provide Ukraine with soldiers or aircraft in its war with Russia
U.S. urges North Korea to engage in dialogue amid reports of possible nuclear test
Today the foreign ministers of NATO countries as well as those of Ukraine, Finland, Sweden, Georgia, Australia, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea are slated to hold a meeting to discuss Ukraine in Brussels
Yoon vows to strengthen deterrence against North Korea's nuclear, missile threats
North Korea could be preparing to restart land trade with Russia on their shared border. Satellite imagery from recent weeks shows resumed work to upgrade a freight station, suggesting a resumption may be on the horizon
Kim Yo-jong said it was a 'very big mistake' to threaten Pyongyang and declared the North's nuclear forces were ready to respond
