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Are Russian children being sent to a North Korean summer camp?
It has been reported that Russia has decided to send its children to a summer camp in North Korea. The Russian President Vladimir Putin had earlier said that members of Russia’s ‘Movement of the First’ will attend this summer camp located on North Korea’s eastern shore. Many of the parents are worried.
North Korea test-launches 2 ballistic missiles, after end of new US-South Korea-Japan drill
North Korea test-fired two ballistic missiles on Monday, following a vow of "offensive and overwhelming" responses to recent US-South Korea-Japan military drills. The missiles were launched from Jangyon, with the first traveling 600 km and the second 120 km. The first missile landed in the waters off Chongjin, while the second likely crashed inland. The test comes amid heightened tensions, with North Korea condemning the "Freedom Edge" drill and asserting defensive measures against perceived threats from the trilateral alliance and regional pressures.
N. Korea condemns drills by US, Japan, S. Korea as 'Asian NATO'
North Korea has condemned joint military exercises involving South Korea, Japan, and the United States, likening them to an "Asian version of NATO" and warning of severe consequences. The drills, named "Freedom Edge," focused on ballistic missile defense, anti-submarine warfare, and cyber defense. Pyongyang, through its foreign ministry, criticized these exercises as provocative and accused the US, Japan, and South Korea of forming a military bloc against North Korea. The North has historically viewed such drills as preparations for invasion, amid ongoing tensions and cross-border provocations with South Korea.
North Korea says it tested a new multiwarhead missile. South Korea says it's covering up a failure
North Korea announced a successful test of a multiwarhead missile aimed at enhancing its capability to overcome US and South Korean defenses. However, South Korea disputed this claim, asserting the missile launch had actually failed. North Korea's state media reported the test involved separating and guiding warheads accurately, showcasing progress in its missile development despite technical challenges. Analysts anticipate further tests to refine this technology, which includes decoys to evade missile defenses. The test coincides with heightened regional tensions, including North Korea's objections to US military presence and provocative actions toward South Korea.
Putin's Pyongyang, Hanoi visit: Russia, North Korea, Vietnam's message to the world
Russia signed a strategic partnership treaty with North Korea to replace the old one. In this context, Moscow reserves the right to supply weapons to other countries and regions. Putin said: 'We are talking about it openly, and you don't need to do electronic intelli...
Watch Putin driving Kim Jong Un in gifted Limousine; Korean supreme leader gifts two dogs in return
Russian President Vladimir Putin's unprecedented visit to North Korea aimed to bolster ties with Kim Jong Un, marked by Putin's gift of a Russian-made Aurus Senat limousine. The leaders' jovial test drive in the armored vehicle was captured in a widely circulated video. Kim reciprocated with two Pungsan dogs. The diplomatic exchange underscores efforts to strengthen relations amidst global scrutiny.
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Vietnam greets Vladimir Putin in big boost to ties
A day after signing a mutual defence agreement with North Korea, Putin said that Moscow and Hanoi were interested in building what he called a reliable security architecture in the Asia-Pacific region. "We will also increase the efficiency of cooperation on these projects in the energy and gas sectors to create favorable conditions for the work of our companies," Putin said.
Putin in Vietnam, seeking to strengthen ties in Southeast Asia while Russia's isolation deepens
Putin was greeted by dignitaries upon his arrival in the Southeast Asian country as soldiers in white dress uniforms stood at attention. He arrived from North Korea, where he and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signed an agreement that pledges mutual aid in the event of war.
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives in Vietnam on state visit
Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Vietnam on a state visit after concluding his trip to North Korea. He was welcomed at Hanoi's Noi Bai Airport by Vietnamese officials, including Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha. During his visit, Putin will meet with Vietnam's President and other top leaders. In North Korea, Putin and Kim Jong Un signed a comprehensive partnership agreement, marking a significant elevation in bilateral ties and committing to mutual assistance. The visit featured grand celebrations and gift exchanges.
Russia and North Korea sign strategic partnership, vowing closer ties in face of rivalry with West
Speaking before the summit, Putin thanked Kim for North Korea's support in Ukraine and said the two countries would sign an agreement to boost their partnership as both "fight against the imperialist hegemonistic policies of the U.S. and its satellites against the Russian Federation."
Putin says Russia and North Korea have vowed to aid each other if attacked in new partnership deal
Putin's first visit to North Korea in 24 years comes amid growing concerns over an arms arrangement in which the country provides Moscow with badly needed munitions for its war in Ukraine in exchange for economic assistance and technology transfers that could enhance the threat posed by Kim's nuclear weapons and missile program.
North Korea's Kim vows 'full support' for Russia in Ukraine as Putin vows to upgrade ties
Putin thanked Kim for the support and said the two countries would sign an agreement to boost their partnership as both "fight against the imperialist hegemonistic policies of the U.S. and its satellites against the Russian Federation."
Vladimir Putin thanks North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for unwavering support at summit, including on Ukraine
An honour guard including mounted soldiers, and a large crowd of civilians gathered at the square by the Taedong River running through the capital. The scene included children holding balloons, and giant portraits of the two leaders with national flags adorning the Grand People's Study Hall.
Before his summit with North Korea's Kim Jong Un, Vladimir Putin vows they'll beat sanctions together
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed gratitude to North Korea for supporting his actions in Ukraine and pledged close cooperation to overcome US-led sanctions. Ahead of his two-day summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Putin highlighted their mutual opposition to Western ambitions and plans to develop independent trade and payment systems. Putin’s visit marks his first to North Korea in 24 years and underscores growing military and economic ties. US and South Korean officials have accused North Korea of supplying Russia with military aid for the Ukraine conflict, which both countries deny.
Russia President Vladimir Putin makes a rare visit to North Korea, an old ally
Putin was met at Pyongyang's airport by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. They shook hands and embraced, and Kim later joined Putin in his car to personally guide him to Pyongyang's Kumsusan State Guest House, North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency said.
Russia, N Korea to work together to counter Western sanctions: Putin says ahead of Pyongyang visit
Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed his commitment to strengthening ties with North Korea during his upcoming two-day visit to the country, scheduled to begin on Tuesday. In an article published in North Korea's Rodong Sinmun and reported by the state news agency TASS, Putin outlined plans for the two countries to collaborate on building a security architecture in Eurasia, countering Western sanctions, and establishing independent transaction systems.
Why Russia’s bond with North Korea is a danger to the world
Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to visit North Korea, strengthening ties with Kim Jong Un. The two countries have increased trade in commodities and arms, aiding Russia's war on Ukraine. The meeting could lead to further arms transfers, impacting the conflict and regional stability.
North Korea flies trash balloons over the South as leader Kim doubles down on satellite ambitions
North Korea launched hundreds of trash-filled balloons into South Korea, prompting chemical and explosive response teams to recover the debris. This act follows North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's push to overcome a failed satellite launch and develop reconnaissance capabilities. Kim criticized South Korea's military exercises and warned of "stern" actions.
North Korea says its latest satellite launch exploded in flight
North Korea's attempt to launch a new military reconnaissance satellite ended in failure on Monday when a newly developed rocket engine exploded in flight. The launch came just hours after Pyongyang issued a warning that it would try to launch a satellite by June 4. The launch became the nuclear-armed North's latest failure, following two other fiery crashes last year. It successfully placed its first spy satellite in orbit in November.
North Korea's Kim accelerates production to shore up nuclear force, KCNA says
Kim Jong Un orders accelerated production at an arms factory to strengthen North Korea's nuclear force, overseeing a test of tactical ballistic missiles with new guidance technology to bolster nuclear war deterrence, making the enemy fear North Korea's nuclear combat posture. North Korea fires short-range ballistic missiles towards the sea off its east coast on the same day.
North Korea fires ballistic missile, South Korea's military says
North Korea fired a ballistic missile towards the sea off its east coast, as confirmed by South Korea's military. Details of the projectile and its trajectory were not immediately provided. North Korea has been conducting various missile tests to enhance its defensive capabilities. The launch coincides with Russian President Putin's visit to China.
Biden's another OOPS moment: US President gives new title to North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un
President Biden is evidently feeling the heat of the US Presidential election campaign, as he mistakenly identifies Kim Jong Un as the leader of the wrong country. Interestingly, this was not the first time he took the wrong names.
North Korean propaganda chief who served all three leaders dies
North Korea leader Kim Jong Un visited the bier of Kim at 2 a.m. on Wednesday to pay tribute "with bitter grief over the loss of a veteran revolutionary who had remained boundlessly loyal" to the country until the very end, it said.
North Korea says it tested 'super-large' cruise missile warhead and new anti-aircraft missile
North Korean state media said the country's missile administration on Friday conducted a "power test" for the warhead designed for the Hwasal-1 Ra-3 strategic cruise missile and a test-launch of the Pyoljji-1-2 anti-aircraft missile. It said the tests attained an unspecified "certain goal."
Chinese official talks with North Korean counterpart in the nations' highest-level meeting in years
A top Chinese official, Zhao Leji, visited North Korea, marking the countries' highest-level meeting in about five years. Zhao, chairman of China's National People's Congress and a key figure in the ruling Communist Party, discussed boosting cooperation in politics, economy, and culture with his North Korean counterpart, Choe Ryong Hae. They also exchanged views on regional and international issues. This visit, the first involving a Chinese Politburo Standing Committee member since the pandemic began, indicates growing ties between the two countries.
Why is Japan seeking a summit with nuclear-armed North Korea?
United States President Joe Biden has expressed support for Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's efforts to hold face-to-face talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Kishida hopes to become the first Japanese leader in 20 years to hold leadership talks with North Korea, with a focus on resolving the issue of Japanese nationals abducted by North Korea in the 1960s and 1970s. While Kishida is willing to hold talks without preconditions, North Korea's response remains unclear. The abduction issue has broad public support in Japan, but Kishida's efforts could be politically risky if they do not yield tangible results.
Kim Jong Un vows to deal 'death-blow' to enemy if provoked: KCNA
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has vowed to strike a "death blow" against the country's enemies, according to state media reports. Kim's comments come amid escalating tensions, with North Korea declaring South Korea its "principal enemy" and making aggressive military threats. Kim's remarks were made during a visit to a military university on the same day as South Korea's parliamentary elections, which saw a defeat for the ruling party.
N. Korea fires ballistic missiles as Blinken visits Seoul
Washington and Seoul wrapped up one of their major annual joint military training exercises last week, prompting angry retorts and live-fire drills from nuclear-armed Pyongyang, which condemns all such exercises as rehearsals for invasion.
North Korea's Kim enjoys a Russian luxury limousine gifted by Putin as the two nations expand ties
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's sister, Kim Yo Jong, praised the special features of a Russian luxury limousine gifted by President Vladimir Putin. Kim Jong Un used the limousine for the first time during a recent event, highlighting the deepening friendship between North Korea and Russia. The gift, an Aurus Senat limousine, was sent by Putin in February and has sparked controversy for potentially violating UN resolutions banning luxury item supplies to North Korea. The use of the limousine underscores the strengthening ties between the two countries amid their respective challenges with the West.
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