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North Korea’s second naval destroyer is damaged in a failed launch attended by Kim

It's not common for North Korea to acknowledge military-related setbacks, but observers say the disclosure of the failed ship launch suggests that Kim is serious about his naval advancement program.

Newsweek on MSN · 17d

North Korea Photos Offer Glimpse of Kim Jong Un's Tank Factory

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is shown inspecting a "major" tank production facility in photos released by state media. Kim said replacing the country's aging 20th-century armor is a top priority as the Korean People's Army upgrades its ground forces, the Korean Central News Agency reported Sunday.

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North Korea's Kim visits tank factory, touts progress in Korean-style tanks

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has inspected an "important" tank factory and touted "great progress in the core technology of Korean-style tanks," state media KCNA said on Sunday.

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Satellite photos over North Korea reveal partially sunken new warship

Kim Jong Un was reportedly enraged by the "sheer carelessness" leading to the botched launch of the regime's second destroyer ...

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North Korea’s New Tanks May See Use in Ukraine

Kim Jong Un touts North Korea’s new tanks amid ongoing weapons modernization, raising speculation that Pyongyang could supply prototype armor to Russia as part of broader military support in Ukraine.

Free Malaysia Today19d

North Korea’s Kim inspects tank factory, hails Korean-style military tech

(EPA Images pic) North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has inspected an “important” tank factory and touted “great progress in the core technology of Korean-style tanks,” state media KCNA said ...

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Kim Jong Un supervises North Korea's air drills, pushes for enhanced war preparation

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the country's air force drills and stressed the importance of a step-up in war ...

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China and North Korea's militaries don't trust each other: US intel

Pyongyang is dependent on the world's second-largest economy, but the "blood-cemented alliance" doesn't extend to security ...

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