North Korean forces conduct drills using drones, Kim Jong-un present

North Korean strike drones & Lancet loitering munitions being used on practice targets resembling ROK Army DMZ Guardposts, K9 howitzers & US Army M1 Abrams

Kim Jong Un visited an exhibition of UAVs

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North Korea denounces South Korea-US air defence drills, KCNA reports

Seoul vows to "strongly react" to any North Korean crossing of the border line, and says it will keep taking "necessary measures" over the DMZ landmine blast. (Yonhap)

North Korea conducts simulated kamikaze drone strikes against mock South Korean & U.S. military targets at a weapons exhibition attended by Kim Jong-un

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South Korea says considering deployment options to Strait of Hormuz, including aircraft

Kim Jong Un orders his army commanders to get "fully ready for fighting a war". He gave the order on Tuesday to company leaders of the Korean People's Army, gathered in Pyongyang for their third national meeting

North Korea appears to have deployed 122mm self-propelled artillery along the coast of Kaepung County, near the inter-Korean border. The weapons' apparent open positioning is highly unusual

North Korea has moved artillery to the border. 122mm self-propelled guns are out in the open on the Kaepung coast, about 1.5 km from South Korea, barrels pointed south - days after Kim Yo Jong warned of tactical strike weapons. North Korea has moved artillery to the border

Kim Jong Un met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Dandong and will return to North Korea today

Kim Jong Un has reportedly crossed over the border into China, according to Yonhap News, quoting an anonymous South Korean government official.

Kim Jong Un crossed into China via the New Yalu River Bridge to visit Dandong on Saturday, Seoul says. The trip comes around the 76th anniversary of China's entry into the Korean War

South Korea accuses North of attempting to shift blame for escalating regional tensions. A letter requests the UN Security Council to investigate North Korea's Workers' Party Central Committee member, Kim Yu-jeong, who accuses South Korea of using loudspeakers to broadcast and warn of attacks, with North Korea planning to deploy loudspeakers along its border with South Korea this month. South Korea's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Park Doo-cheon, stated that North Korea considers South Korea's recent military operations along the border as provocations and attempts to shift responsibility for escalating regional tensions

Confirmed: Network data show an ongoing disruption to North Korea's already limited internet connectivity. The incident corresponds with the loss of international access to websites under the country's .kp domain

Kim Jong Un's sister Kim Yo Jong says "psychological warfare" loudspeaker broadcasts towards South Korea will resume "within October" and "will be in operation along the whole border". Kim Yo Jong, the powerful sister of Kim Jong Un, says the border is "very unstable" and threatens to resume loudspeaker broadcasts towards the South. She claims Lee Jae Myung's "anti-DPRK confrontational scheming" now far exceeds that of predecessor Yoon Suk Yeol

Widespread internet disruption reported across North Korea. More than 40 websites, including KCNA, Rodong Sinmun and government portals, have experienced significant outages. Network monitors also detected disruptions to Pyongyang's internet infrastructure

North Korea says newly deployed firepower units have taken up firing positions along its border with South Korea. Pyongyang has ordered troops to take "prompt and resolute action" if threatened, following a frontier inspection by senior military officials and Kim Yo

South Korean military chief orders decisive response to further North Korean provocations after Pyongyang threatens to deploy more tactical weapons along the border. The DPRK is considering deploying additional tactical missiles along its border with South Korea, Kim Yo Jong says. Border forces are also considering resuming the 2nd Infantry Division's favorite propaganda broadcasts.

North Korea is intensifying construction along its southern border near Kaesong. Hundreds of workers have been observed reinforcing border fencing, with blasting operations also visible across the frontier. Source: @38NorthNK

Russian state news agency TASS: "The Russian side has taken note of certain statements from the Republic of Korea (ROK) regarding its desire to normalize ties with Moscow, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Rudenko told reporters on Tuesday

South Korea's foreign ministry has announced a partial withdrawal of embassy staff from Ukraine. It cites the absence of "forward-looking measures" from Kyiv and persistent airstrike threats. It did not spell out its demands, but Seoul wants an apology over the POW row

Germany's Chancellor Merz: Russia and its allies from North Korea to Iran are attacking not only Ukraine but even more aggressively the most precious accomplishments of the post-World War II era: Our fundamental values of human rights, our democracy, our liberty, and the rule of law

North Korea test-fired two types of cruise missiles from its largest submarine, the Hero Kim Kun Ok, in the Sea of Japan. One missile launched from a vertical launch system and the other from a torpedo tube, while South Korea's military tracked both launches

North Korea says it tested two types of submarine launched strategic cruise missiles in waters off its eastern coast today. - KCNA

Russia has supplied electronic jamming equipment to North Korea, which has also gained logistics and mobilization experience from Ukraine war. - Commander, U.S. Forces Korea

A knife attack has been reported at the Homeplus Guwol Branch in Incheon, South Korea. Initial reports indicate 6–8 casualties (including 1 in cardiac arrest). Emergency services responded to the scene at the store. The suspect is a man in 60s (in custody)

Lee stresses importance of U.S. alliance, says submissive stance should be shunned