Vladimir Putin's Historic Visit to North Korea: A New Era in Military Cooperation
Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to visit North Korea for the first time in 24 years to expand military cooperation with Kim Jong Un. The visit, scheduled for June 18-19, aims to discuss arms arrangements and other collaborations amidst confrontations with Washington. This historic visit could reshape geopolitical alignments and has raised international concerns.
North Korea's Escalating Missile Tests: Kim Jong Un Reinforces Military Might Amidst Regional Tensions
North Korea launched at least ten missiles into the East Sea, following Kim Jong Un's directive to intensify national defense efforts. The missiles were detected originating from Pyongyang and reached the Sea of Japan, prompting concerns from Japan. This follows a failed satellite launch and the release of propaganda balloons by North Korea.
