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A North Korean missile launched by Russia against Ukraine last month was found to contain hundreds of components manufactured by American and European companies, according to a recent report by the investigative team at Conflict Armament Research (CAR).
A few days ago, several images circulated on social media depicting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspecting the country’s drones, characterized as its most advanced unmanned aerial systems.
The year 2024 has only entered its second week, yet North Korea has already conducted its first ballistic missile test of the year, according to reports from the state-run Communist news agency.
Russia reportedly has started using short-range ballistic missiles (SRBM) supplied by North Korea to target cities in Ukraine, providing further clear evidence of the increasingly close military cooperation between the two “pariah” countries.
In response to escalating military threats from North Korea, South Korea has acquired an additional 20 F-35 fighter jets, bringing its total fleet of fifth-generation aircraft to 59.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un outlined his agenda for the upcoming year, emphasizing a continued focus on advancing the country’s nuclear arms program and exploring potential deepened ties with Russia.
In recent days, North Korea successfully conducted another test-launched of Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM), “Hwasong-18”, marking the third test launch of the ICBM following similar tests on April 13 and July 12 this year.
The North Korean military is reported to have modified one of its large Russian-made cargo aircraft into an Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) or Airborne Early Warning (AEW) aircraft, as part of efforts to enhance its air defense network capabilities.
If North Korea launches a nuclear intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) “Hwasong-15” towards the United States, the ballistic missile from Pyongyang would take only 33 minutes before it strikes the world’s major power, according to a study conducted by a group of Chinese scientists.
South Korea has successfully launched its first spy satellite from a United States military base in California yesterday, approximately a week after North Korea launched its own reconnaissance satellite, the “Malligyong-1,” into orbit on November 21.