North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, recently put the spotlight on his country's Air Force. He did this during a big celebration for the Air Force's 80th birthday. Kim was joined by his young daughter for the event. State media shared photos of Kim looking at different military equipment. This include
Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, recently spoke about his past interactions with former U. S. President Donald Trump. He mentioned that he has good memories of Trump and suggested that the U. S. should stop asking North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons before talks can start again. Kim a
North Korea's navy had a big problem. A new warship, a Choe Hyun-class destroyer, flipped over during its launch. This was a major setback for the country's plans to upgrade its naval fleet. The ship weighed a massive 5, 000 tons. It was a huge task to get it upright again. The country's engineers
North Korea's navy faced a significant setback recently. A new destroyer, meant to showcase the country's military prowess, failed to launch properly. This event did not go unnoticed by the country's leader, Kim Jong-un, who was present during the attempt. The botched launch was a major embarrassmen
North Korea's latest naval incident has sparked curiosity and raised questions. A warship, recently built, met with an accident in a shipyard. This event took place in the eastern port city of Chongjin. The shipyard is where the warship was being constructed. The shipyard manager, Hong Kil Ho, has b
North Korea tested a new cruise missile system this weekend, marking its third weapons display of the year. The test came just days after President Donald Trump expressed his intent to reach out to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The missiles, described as "strategic, " reportedly hit targets after
Nothing seems off-limits for North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un. He's got his sights set on a new military tool – suicide drones. These aren’t your average drones. They’re designed to crash and explode on impact. Kim wants his military factories to churn these out in big numbers. Why, you ask? Well,
