North Korea is sending balloons filled with trash and even excrement over to South Korea, but recently something more alarming has been found: some of these balloons are now carrying GPS transmitters. South Korea’s military has discovered this new development, which suggests North Korea might be using the balloons not
North Korea recently destroyed parts of two highways that connect it with South Korea, according to the South Korean military. This move has heightened tensions between the two countries. The roads, Gyeongui and Donghae, were blown up just north of the Military Demarcation Line, which separates North and South Korea.
North Korea has accused South Korea of using drones to drop propaganda leaflets over its capital, Pyongyang. This claim comes after a series of bizarre balloon launches from North Korea, which have filled the skies with trash and other debris since the summer. Tensions between the two countries are rising,
Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean Chairman Kim Jong-Un unveiled a groundbreaking military and economic alliance following their historic summit in Pyongyang. Putin highlighted a new treaty providing mutual defense against aggression, amid escalating tensions with Western nations over arms supplies to neighboring regions. Kim praised the treaty as
According to Yonhap news agency, on Tuesday, amid high tensions following North Korea’s balloon attacks, South Korea’s military fired warning shots as North Korean soldiers briefly crossed the border. On the heavily guarded Korean border, something significant is taking place after days of high tensions that saw North Korea launch
