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Bolstered by his backers in Beijing and Moscow—where Putin is closer to him than ever—Kim Jong Un is looking to stage an attack and prepping for nuclear war.
A group of Russians will reportedly head to the Hermit Kingdom for a spot of skiing.
The stealthy military flight comes a week after Russia’s defense minister visited Pyongyang with the goal of convincing North Korea to boost weapons sales to Moscow.
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North Korea’s missile tech advances mean we’ve already passed the point where the U.S. could easily launch preemptive strikes. Pyongyang may even have a first-strike capability.
South Korea’s president heads to the White House this week asking for more nuclear protection from the U.S. while desperately avoiding pressure to step up against Putin.
Kim Jong Un’s regime never officially acknowledged the restrictions imposed after declaring victory over COVID.
Cases of an unspecified respiratory sickness reportedly triggered the move.
New details have emerged about a menacing weapons of mass destruction arsenal in a country not exactly known for friendly relations with the U.S.
But it could cost him control of North Korea.
The largely unvaccinated country is admitting for the first time that some of its citizens are dying of complications due to the virus.
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