NATO will continue to strengthen its partnership with Japan during the war in Ukraine, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said during a visit to Japan, where he will meet Prime Minister Fumio Kishida. "The war in Ukraine is important for all of us, we are very grateful for the support that Japan [...]
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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg was in Seoul to ask President Yoon Suk-yeol to increase military support for Ukraine. The request has become urgent because so much ammunition is needed in view of the Russian spring offensive. To date, Seoul has signed important agreements for the supply of tanks, aircraft and other weapons [...]
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According to reports from the South Korean General Staff, North Korea would have launched a ballistic missile from a submarine towards Japan. The missile, launched near the port of Wonsan, would have traveled about 450 kilometers reaching a maximum altitude of 910 kilometers before arriving in the Sea of Japan. The launch, which took place [...]
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According to what was reported today by the official North Korean agency KCNA, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un expressed satisfaction with the welcome given to the North Korean delegation for the Winter Olympics in South Korea, defined as "very impressive", and expressed his intention to “Continue to heat up” relations with Seoul. Kcna, in a short report wrote "After [...]
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A North Korean ferry will arrive in South Korea today bringing the 140-piece orchestra to perform at the Winter Olympics this week, taking advantage of a rare sanction exemption from Seoul 16 years after its previous visit. The Seoul Unification Minister said that the ferry, the Mangyongbong 92, [...]
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The South Korean Minister for Unification has announced that North Korea has reopened the communication channel with South Korea through the village of Panmunjon, in the demilitarized area on the border between the two countries. Yoon Young-chan, South Korean presidential spokesperson, commented positively on the news which stated that [...]
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As announced by the Nova agency, the South Korean Defense could advance the request to the United States to reschedule the calendar of joint military exercises for the first months of next year, postponing the maneuvers that would coincide with the PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games . This was reported today by a South Korean government source quoted [...]
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Local media say South Korea is working with the US to supply a nuclear submarine. US President Donald Trump himself said Seoul intends to spend "billions of dollars" on American weapons. The purchase of military submarines would redesign the balance of power in Northeast Asia, triggering a possible race [...]
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According to reports from Nova, North Korea may have completed preparations to conduct another nuclear test: the South Korean news agency "Yonhap" reported, quoting the South Korean intelligence agency (NIS), that Pyongyang is ready for another missile launch. During a parliamentary hearing, the NIS announced [...]
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South Korea's expectations of having a general in command of the US and Korean armed forces in the event of a conflict have been disregarded by US Defense Secretary James Mattis' recent visit to Seoul. The seal of the establishment of a joint military command in the event of war with command was expected [...]
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North Korea could launch an unimaginable attack on the United States without warning. The news agency of the North Korean regime "KCNA" threatened him today, in the midst of heightened tensions in the Korean Peninsula after the start of the massive naval exercises undertaken by the United States and South Korea. The Emergency Committee [...]
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North Korea: Celebrates 72nd anniversary in a minor tone. Hackers allegedly stolen secret plans from South Korea and the US North Korea celebrates 72 years of the Workers' Party without any new ballistic missile launches. The celebrations for the seventy-second anniversary of the party's founding were contained and kept to a minimum. To raise the alarm, [...]
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Seoul, moves planes and strengthens defenses on the east coast North Korea is said to be increasing its defenses and moving its air vehicles along the east coast after the overflight of the area, in the night between last Saturday and Sunday, by bombers and fighters USA. This was revealed in a report by the South Korean National Intelligence Service, the agency [...]
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The South Korean Unification Ministry reported that, despite tensions over Pyongyang's missile and nuclear tests and the resulting new sanctions imposed on the Kim Jong-Un regime, South Korea has approved the sending of 8 million dollars (equal to 6,7 million euros) of humanitarian aid to Korea in [...]
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Yesterday, the US Defense Secretary, Jim Mattis, spoke of a secret plan for the question of North Korea. The United States would have a military option against North Korea capable of neutralizing the latter's devastating armed retaliation against neighboring South Korea. The secretary held [...]
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Tension skyrocketing on the Korean peninsula. A few days after launching a missile that flew over Japan, North Korea conducts its sixth nuclear test since 2006, the most powerful yet, and announces that it has tested a hydrogen bomb with "perfect success". A decisive escalation in the tension between Pyongyang on the one hand, [...]
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The American reaction to North Korean provocations did not delay, American strategic bombers and stealth fighters flew over the Korean peninsula, reports the South Korean news agency Yonhap. Four F-35B stealth jets and two B-1B strategic bombers today carried out training maneuvers together with Seoul Air Force F-15K fighters in response to continuous missile launches […]
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The South Korean government has repeated that it will seek dialogue with North Korea, while responding firmly to Pyongyang's missile tests, tests like the one carried out at dawn today when a missile flew over the territory for the first time in eight years. Japanese before falling into the Pacific. "With a firm military position, [...]
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The UN Security Council will meet urgently today at the request of the US, South Korea and Japan "on threats to peace and stability" for the latest ballistic missile launched in the morning by North Korea. The news was reported by the Yonhap agency, citing an official from the Seoul Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The carrier flew over Japan ending [...]
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