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North Korea's fake IT worker scheme takes dangerous turn as new threats emerge every day

FOX News

North Korea's fake IT worker operation is infiltrating U.S. defense contractors and deploying malware, with CrowdStrike uncovering one or two suspected cases daily.


North Korea tests cluster bomb warheads in latest 'major' weapons test

The Japan Times

North Korea tests cluster bomb warheads in latest'major' weapons test A combination picture shows what North Korea said was a test to evaluate the effectiveness of a cluster-bomb warhead in this image released Sunday. North Korea said Sunday that it had tested cluster-bomb warheads for its tactical ballistic missiles a day earlier, the latest in a spate of weapons tests by the nuclear-armed country. Defense officials said the test "confirmed that the Standard Type 2 cluster-bomb warhead is capable of turning into ashes a target area of 12 to 13 hectares with its highest-density power," the North's official Korean Central News Agency said in a report. Images accompanying the report -- which framed the event as a "major" weapons test -- showed Hwasong-11D short-range ballistic missiles being fired, with the cluster warheads slamming into an island target. The North's Missile Administration called the test "a part of regular scientific research activities aimed at boosting the power of combat systems."


Kim Jong Un calls for North Korea's drone technology superiority

Al Jazeera

Kim Jong Un calls for North Korea's drone technology superiority Kim Jong Un calls for North Korea's drone technology superiority North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visits a drone exhibition showcasing the country's latest military technology, calling for "absolute superiority" in drone capabilities and for measures to boost unmanned aircraft development. Share Kim Jong Un calls for North Korea's drone technology superiority on social media Senators briefed on Trump's'insane' plan to restart war on Iran Senators briefed on Trump's'insane' plan to restart war on Iran


Kim urges drone dominance as North Korea fires missiles and rockets

The Japan Times

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attends an unmanned aeronautical technology exhibition and weapons demonstration in this photo released by North Korea's Korean Central News Agency on Friday. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called for his country to seize "absolute superiority" in drone technology as he attended an exhibition and demonstration of unmanned aeronautical technology, state media KCNA reported on Friday. The firepower demonstration following the exhibition involved tactical suicide attack drones, tactical cruise missiles, multipurpose drones and a battalion of 600 mm multiple rocket launchers, KCNA said. The display highlights Kim's push to modernize North Korea's armed forces by using drones and artificial intelligence as Pyongyang draws lessons from its forces' experience in Russia's war against Ukraine and from other global conflicts. KCNA photographs showed unmanned aerial vehicles bearing the North Korean Air Force's emblem at the exhibition attended by Kim and some of his generals.


Fixated on AI, the world has forgotten what is staring it in the face: nuclear annihilation Simon Tisdall

The Guardian

This is no scoffing matter. The accelerating proliferation of advanced nuclear weapons is bringing'end times' closer by the day H umankind has fearfully and sometimes joyfully anticipated the end of the world ever since it began. The Bible's Book of Revelation speaks of "end times", a period of tribulation, war, famine, plague, floods and environmental catastrophe that may seem a less absurd prospect today than perhaps it once did. Christian evangelicals believe that, in the final rapture, a chosen few - the righteous or the "elect" - will be saved while sinners burn. Matthew's gospel predicts most people will defy, ignore or ridicule warnings of imminent Armageddon.


Thousands of North Korean IT workers are infiltrating corporate America

FOX News

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South Korea Was Given No Notice Before Trump Announced Drill Cut, Foreign Minister Says

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Trump's South Korea Shift Tests a Key U.S. Alliance

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Trump orders major cut to US-South Korea drills as North Korea ramps up missile tests

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President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon to scale back joint military exercises with South Korea, citing costs and a hostile signal to North Korea's Kim Jong Un ahead of Ulchi Freedom Shield.


North Korea fumes over upcoming US-South Korea military drills

Al Jazeera

North Korea has denounced major United States-South Korea military drills set to start next week as a provocation that heightens tensions on the Korean Peninsula. The US-Japan-South Korea military cooperation is turning into a nuclear alliance, and North Korea will respond to a new level of threat with a new level of deterrent, a spokesperson for North Korea's Foreign Ministry said on Friday, according to Pyongyang's Korean Central News Agency (KCNA). The drills - named "Ulchi Freedom Shield" - are due to start on August 17 and will last until August 27. They will incorporate exercises to counter drones, GPS disruption, and cyberattacks as the US and its allies adapt to North Korea's evolving capabilities. "The US announced that the forthcoming exercises are quite different from the ones of the past five years and intended to master the ability of fighting a war on the basis of the new aspects of modern warfare," the North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesperson said in the statement.