North Korea

Kim Jong-un has been providing weapons to Russian President Vladimir Putin for use in his illegal war against Russia.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un congratulates Chinese President Xi Jinping on his reappointment; hopes to a “beautiful future” as allies

Tensions in Asia-Pacific continue to stir up this week, from North Korea’s firing another “warning shots” to Japan employing the MQ-9B

Here are two major events that happened this week in Asia, from Korea’s escalating tensions to the inevitable China-Taiwan war.

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Here’s an Asia-Pacific situation recap that includes recent missile provocations, the looming chip crisis, and more

Earlier today, South Korea tried to respond by firing their own missile, only to end in frantic alarm and failure.

Since the beginning of 2017, tensions between the United States and North Korea have been on the rise.

A SOFREP reader submits this piece to us about the difficulting in assessing North Korean nuclear capabilities in the Hermit Kingdom

As Russians struggle to maintain a steady source of ammunition and artillery, they look to their Asian neighbor North Korea for arms.

Choe Jin said, “Should the US and its allies opt for military confrontation with us, they would be faced with unprecedented instability security-wise.”

Given North Korea’s nuclear and ballistic missile technology gains, the lawmaker regarded the acquisition as “acceptable.” He remarked, “It is imperative that the ROKAF [South Korean Air Force] increase its counter-North Korea deterrence capabilities with F-X, as the lack of air power of the ROKAF is expected in the mid-2020s.”