Pyongyang says it has recovered remains of South Korean drone
North Korea claimed Saturday it had discovered the remains of at least one crashed South Korean military drone in the capital Pyongyang, releasing images of the device that some analysts confirmed was South Korean. The nuclear-armed North recently accused Seoul of using drones to drop anti-regime propaganda leaflets on the capital.
The exact size of the North Korean military remains unknown, but according to analysts, it has tested nuclear weapons six ...
Pyongyang has confirmed that its recently revised constitution defines South Korea as “a hostile state” for the first time, ...
Ties between North and South Korea have reached a new low after Pyongyang rewrote its constitution to call the South a “hostile state”. North Korea now says tensions have reached “the unpredictable ...
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Sworn enemy: Kim Jong Un changes the rulesKim Jong Un has declared South Korea a foreign and hostile country to Pyongyang. North Korea has amended its constitution to ...
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North Korea: DPRK blows up parts of inter-Korean roads, rail links; ROK military firesPyongyang, DPRK - Recent The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) has destroyed sections of inter-Korean roads on its side, said South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) on Tuesday. This ...
In a speech to Parliament, the president said his spy services had confirmed North Korea's supply of weapons and people to ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed the treaty with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un when he visited Pyongyang in June, ...
Brig. Gen. Patrick Costello said the US military is "very closely" watching the new drones, likely referring to UAVs unveiled in July 2023.
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