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
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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
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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
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