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North Korea, Kim Jong Un and missile test

North Korea's Kim oversees test-fire of surface-to-air missiles

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the test-firing of the country's latest anti-aircraft missile system on Thursday, state media KCNA reported, as some experts said Pyongyang was probably getting technical help from Russia to perfect such systems.

Daily Wrap on MSN · 18d

North Korea unveils first early warning aircraft, eyes in the sky

Satellite images indicate that North Korea is in the final stages of developing its first early warning aircraft, which could considerably enhance its surveillance and air operation coordination capabilities.

The Associated Press on MSN · 3d

North Korea says it tested new missiles as it threatens against US-South Korea drills

North Korea says it has test-launched new anti-aircraft missiles, as its military threatens unspecified grave steps against the U.S. and South Korea over their military drills

TheHyperHive on MSN12d

Drone Flies From China Into North Korea—What It Captured Is Shock!ng!

North Korea, often called the “Hermit Kingdom,” is one of the most secretive and isolated countries in the world. Information ...

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North Korea tests anti-aircraft weapons as Russia’s security chief arrives

KCNA said Thursday’s test conducted by North Korea’s Missile Administration ... KCNA showed a plume from a missile soaring into the sky and a midair explosion. Other images showed Kim ...

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North Korea’s alarming military buildup

Kim Jong-un announced that North Korea would have an intercontinental ballistic missile, submarines capable of launching ...

Trump administration considering travel bans on citizens from dozens of countries subject to full or partial visa suspensions

The Trump administration is considering travel bans on almost 43 countries including Afghanistan and North Korea among dozens ...

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Biggest crypto heist in history, worth $1.5bn, linked to North Korea hackers

A major security breach that allowed hackers to steal an estimated $1.5bn (£1.1bn) of cryptocurrency has been linked to a North Korean cybercrime group, according to experts. The Dubai-based ...

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