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How Kim’s pride sank: Satellite images reveal the damage to the destroyer after failed launch

The ship appears tilted in the water, covered with large blue tarpaulins, while a part of it rests on the ground, outside the water

Kim Jong-un to visit Russia

The North Korean leader said that a visit by Lavrov to Pyongyang is being prepared in parallel

War in Ukraine: Kyiv and Seoul discuss the fate of captured North Korean soldiers

Kyiv claims that over 3,000 North Korean soldiers were killed or wounded in the Kursk region by early January 2025

North Korea will continue its nuclear weapons development programme indefinitely, says Kim Jong Un

These statements follow Pyongyang's test of strategic sea-surface cruise missiles on Saturday

North Korean soldier captured in Ukraine confirmed dead

This marks the first North Korean captured by Kyiv since Pyongyang sent troops to support Russia in the Ukraine war

Ukraine: North Korean soldier captured for the first time – “Primitive” tactics of Kim Jong Un’s forces

Nearly 3,000 North Korean soldiers have been “killed or injured” since they began engaging in combat in Ukraine

Ukrainian drones “neutralize” North Korean soldiers and the Russians burn them to leave no trace

Over 1,000 North Koreans killed or wounded in Kursk - Russians burn their faces to leave no trace, Zelensky says - Pyongyang preparing to send more

North Korean hackers stole $1.3 billion in cryptocurrency in 2024

Two-thirds of global cryptocurrency thefts are carried out by North Korea

North Korea – Russia: The US, EU, and 9 other countries condemn the military cooperation between the two nations

The "direct" support provided by North Korea to Russia against Ukraine constitutes a "dangerous escalation" of the conflict, the United States and its allies warned today

“Wake-up call” from NATO Secretary General about a major war: Wake up, we’re not ready for what’s coming in four to five years

In 2023, NATO allies decided to increase their military spending to 2% of GDP – “I can tell you we will need much more than 2%,” emphasized Rutte – Some NATO countries are discussing the need to raise this threshold to 3%

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