North Korea Launches Short-Range Missiles, Violating UN Resolutions
North Korea conducted a short-range ballistic missile test on Tuesday, launching missiles that traveled approximately 250 kilometers before landing in the East Sea; this action violates UN resolutions and occurs amid heightened tensions with South Korea and the US, coinciding with increased military...
North Korea Launches Short-Range Missiles, Violating UN Resolutions
North Korea conducted a short-range ballistic missile test on Tuesday, launching missiles that traveled approximately 250 kilometers before landing in the East Sea; this action violates UN resolutions and occurs amid heightened tensions with South Korea and the US, coinciding with increased military...
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North Korea Launches Missile Amid Heightened Regional Tensions
North Korea launched at least one short-range ballistic missile into the sea on a date not specified in the article, from a northern region of the country, during a visit by Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya to Seoul; South Korea and Japan had just agreed to strengthen security ties, and the l...
North Korea Launches Missile Amid Heightened Regional Tensions
North Korea launched at least one short-range ballistic missile into the sea on a date not specified in the article, from a northern region of the country, during a visit by Japanese Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya to Seoul; South Korea and Japan had just agreed to strengthen security ties, and the l...
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North Korean Soldiers Used as Human Bait in Ukraine
A diary found on a deceased North Korean soldier reveals Pyongyang's use of its troops as bait to shoot down Ukrainian drones near Kursk; thousands of North Korean soldiers have died in recent weeks, and two captured soldiers were offered back to Pyongyang in exchange for Ukrainian POWs.
North Korean Soldiers Used as Human Bait in Ukraine
A diary found on a deceased North Korean soldier reveals Pyongyang's use of its troops as bait to shoot down Ukrainian drones near Kursk; thousands of North Korean soldiers have died in recent weeks, and two captured soldiers were offered back to Pyongyang in exchange for Ukrainian POWs.
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Over a Dozen Dead North Korean Soldiers Found in Ukraine
Footage shows the corpses of over a dozen North Korean soldiers used as cannon fodder in Ukraine's Kursk region; South Korea reports 300 deaths and 2,700 injuries among 10,000+ North Korean troops sent to support Russia's war effort, highlighting Russia's strategic partnership with North Korea and t...
Over a Dozen Dead North Korean Soldiers Found in Ukraine
Footage shows the corpses of over a dozen North Korean soldiers used as cannon fodder in Ukraine's Kursk region; South Korea reports 300 deaths and 2,700 injuries among 10,000+ North Korean troops sent to support Russia's war effort, highlighting Russia's strategic partnership with North Korea and t...
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Over 300 North Korean Soldiers Killed in Ukraine, Two Captured
South Korean intelligence estimates that over 300 of the approximately 12,000 North Korean soldiers deployed to fight alongside Russian forces in Ukraine have been killed, with an additional 2,700 wounded; two captured North Korean soldiers are now in Ukraine, offering insights into their experience...
Over 300 North Korean Soldiers Killed in Ukraine, Two Captured
South Korean intelligence estimates that over 300 of the approximately 12,000 North Korean soldiers deployed to fight alongside Russian forces in Ukraine have been killed, with an additional 2,700 wounded; two captured North Korean soldiers are now in Ukraine, offering insights into their experience...
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Ukraine Captures Two North Korean Soldiers Fighting in Russia's War
Ukraine captured two injured North Korean soldiers on January 9th, 2025, who were allegedly fighting in Russia's war against Ukraine; President Zelensky offered to exchange them for Ukrainian POWs; one soldier had a false Russian military ID.
Ukraine Captures Two North Korean Soldiers Fighting in Russia's War
Ukraine captured two injured North Korean soldiers on January 9th, 2025, who were allegedly fighting in Russia's war against Ukraine; President Zelensky offered to exchange them for Ukrainian POWs; one soldier had a false Russian military ID.
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North Korea Launches Multiple Missiles, Raising Regional Tensions
On January 23, 2025, North Korea launched multiple short-range ballistic missiles from its northern inland area, traveling approximately 155 miles into waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan, escalating tensions in the region and prompting condemnation from South Korea.
North Korea Launches Multiple Missiles, Raising Regional Tensions
On January 23, 2025, North Korea launched multiple short-range ballistic missiles from its northern inland area, traveling approximately 155 miles into waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan, escalating tensions in the region and prompting condemnation from South Korea.
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Ukraine Proposes Prisoner Swap with North Korea for POWs Held by Russia
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy proposed a prisoner exchange to North Korea's Kim Jong Un, offering two captured North Korean soldiers in exchange for Ukrainian POWs held by Russia; this follows the capture of two North Korean soldiers in the Kursk region, with one wishing to remain in Ukraine and the...
Ukraine Proposes Prisoner Swap with North Korea for POWs Held by Russia
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy proposed a prisoner exchange to North Korea's Kim Jong Un, offering two captured North Korean soldiers in exchange for Ukrainian POWs held by Russia; this follows the capture of two North Korean soldiers in the Kursk region, with one wishing to remain in Ukraine and the...
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Carter's 1994 North Korea Visit Averted Nuclear War
Former US President Jimmy Carter's June 1994 visit to North Korea prevented a potential war by mediating a deal where North Korea agreed to suspend its nuclear program in exchange for the US halting military preparations, highlighting the importance of back-channel diplomacy.
Carter's 1994 North Korea Visit Averted Nuclear War
Former US President Jimmy Carter's June 1994 visit to North Korea prevented a potential war by mediating a deal where North Korea agreed to suspend its nuclear program in exchange for the US halting military preparations, highlighting the importance of back-channel diplomacy.
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Ukraine Captures North Korean Soldiers, Offers Exchange for POWs
Ukraine captured two North Korean soldiers in Russia's Kursk region, prompting President Zelensky to offer their return to Pyongyang in exchange for Ukrainian POWs held in Russia; this confirms North Korean military involvement in the conflict.
Ukraine Captures North Korean Soldiers, Offers Exchange for POWs
Ukraine captured two North Korean soldiers in Russia's Kursk region, prompting President Zelensky to offer their return to Pyongyang in exchange for Ukrainian POWs held in Russia; this confirms North Korean military involvement in the conflict.
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Ukraine Captures Two North Korean Soldiers Fighting for Russia
Ukraine captured two wounded North Korean soldiers fighting alongside Russia in the Kursk region on January 9th, confirming previous reports and raising concerns about international involvement in the conflict.
Ukraine Captures Two North Korean Soldiers Fighting for Russia
Ukraine captured two wounded North Korean soldiers fighting alongside Russia in the Kursk region on January 9th, confirming previous reports and raising concerns about international involvement in the conflict.
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Ukraine Captures North Korean Soldiers Fighting in Russia
Ukraine claims to have captured two wounded North Korean soldiers fighting alongside Russia in Kursk Oblast, with President Zelenskyy predicting further captures and offering a prisoner exchange; South Korean intelligence estimates place North Korean casualties at 300 dead and 2700 injured.
Ukraine Captures North Korean Soldiers Fighting in Russia
Ukraine claims to have captured two wounded North Korean soldiers fighting alongside Russia in Kursk Oblast, with President Zelenskyy predicting further captures and offering a prisoner exchange; South Korean intelligence estimates place North Korean casualties at 300 dead and 2700 injured.
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