North Korea's Gaza outburst against United States

Rodong Sinmun Newspaper, the official media organ of the government in North Korea, reacted to the United States supporting Israel and described the U.S. as a warmonger and stated that they systematically prepared the ground for massacres and occupations

US military exercises stirring up Middle East

The United States (US), which decided to reinforce its bases in the Middle East, where tensions escalated with the Israel-Hamas conflict, made a move from the sea against the North Korean threat. The US organized an anti-submarine warfare exercise near Guam with the support of South Korea and Japan.

North Korea blames US for Israel-Palestine war

North Korea claimed that 'the tragedy between Israel and Palestine is entirely caused by the United States(US)'. North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) made a statement on the situation in the Middle East. The statement noted that US President Joe Biden 'traveled to Israel to support the war'.

Sanctions threat from South Korea

South Korean Unification Minister Kim Yung-ho stated that South Korea has no choice but to impose 'strong' sanctions on North Korea and Russia over a possible arms deal between them.

Refugee reaction from South Korea to China

South Korea reacted to China's recent repatriation of North Korean citizens. South Korean Unification Ministry Spokesperson Koo Byoungsam stated that no refugee fleeing North Korea should be forcibly repatriated and added that they could not obtain clear information on how many of those repatriated were asylum seekers, sick, or criminal offenders.

Russia accusation against South Korea: Sources

The Russian Embassy in North Korea’s Seoul accused South Korea of ‘anti-Russianism’ and said that they are deeply concerned about Seoul's behavior.

Pentagon warns North Korea on supply weapons

The United States Department of Defence reacted to Russia's efforts to procure weapons from North Korea. Supporting Russia is tantamount to killing innocent Ukrainian civilians.

‘Putin's mysterious illness revealed’

Russian President Vladimir Putin is alleged ‘very ill’. The German press, analyzing the state of his body during his meeting with North Korean leader Kim, claimed that the Russian leader had Parkinson's disease as well as cancer.

Full support to Putin from North Korea

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un made statements after his meeting with Russian President Putin. Kim stated that Putin is waging a holy struggle and announced his full support for the leader.

Critical meeting of Kim and Putin begins

The whole world was waiting for the meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. The leaders came together in a tacit denial of allegations that Russia would supply North Korea with weapons for use in the war in Ukraine.

US reacts to Putin-Kim meeting

The United States (US) reacted to the meeting between North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin. Calling on North Korea not to supply weapons to Russia for use in the war in Ukraine, the Washington administration threatened to trigger new US sanctions.

All eyes to be on Putin-Kim meeting in Russia

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un is reportedly on his way to Russia to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin. It is stated that the meeting with Kim's armored train will take place in Vladivostok city. It is stated that the most important agenda item in the Putin-Kim meeting is Russia's supply of weapons and ammunition from North Korea.

Another nuclear first from North Korea

According to North Korean state media, North Korea has launched its first 'nuclear submarine' and allocated it to the fleet patrolling the waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan. With this, US experts say such weapons would not add much value to the North's more powerful land-based nuclear forces because its submarines would not survive that long in a war.

Putin's critical North Korea plan deciphered

The United States (US) reacted to reports that Russia is negotiating to procure weapons from North Korea. US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan stated that providing weapons to Russia will not have a positive effect on North Korea and that they will pay the price in the international community.

South Korea calls world to stop nuclearisation

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, who met with leaders at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and G20, brought Pyongyang's nuclear tests to the agenda. The world was alarmed after North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un, who frequently stated that he would strengthen his army, placed an atomic bomb warhead on cruise missiles and fired them. Yoon emphasized the seriousness of the incident and called on leaders to ‘respond resolutely to Pyongyang's nuclear weapons’.

‘North Korea launches cruise missiles’

The South Korean General Staff announced that North Korea launched cruise missiles in the direction of the Yellow Sea. It was noteworthy that the missile tests took place after the joint military exercises of the United States (US) and South Korea on August 17-31.

First in North Korea after 3 years

The first passenger plane flight was made from North Korea to abroad after 3 years. The flight number 'JS151' of the national airline Air Koryo, which took off from Pyongyang, landed in Beijing. North Korean airline Air Koryo is planning two passenger flights from Pyongyang to Vladivostok, Russia, on August 25 and 28.

Tensions rise on Korean Peninsula

Developments that will increase tensions on the Korean peninsula are taking place. North Korea organized a strategic cruise missile launch military exercise, which Kim Jong-un also watched. The US and South Korean armies also launched the 11-day Ulchi Freedom Shield Exercise.

Soldier detained for crossing North Korean border

North Korea has provided an update on the whereabouts of US soldier Travis King, who crossed the Korean border last month. The situation, which had been ambiguous until today, became clear when Pyongyang announced that the soldier had been apprehended.

Shoigu seen for the first time after rebellion

Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu, who did not appear on the screens after the rebellion of the Russian mercenary group Wagner, was seen in North Korea. It was learned that Shoigu came to North Korea for the 70th anniversary celebrations of the Patriotic War of Liberation.