N Korea to Blow up Cross-Border Roads With South Amid Drone Dispute, Seoul Says
SEOUL (Reuters) -North Korea is getting ready to blow up roads that cross the heavily militarised border with South Korea, Seoul said on Monday, amid an escalating war of words after the North accused its rival of sending drones over its capital Pyongyang.
Pyongyang has confirmed that its recently revised constitution defines South Korea as “a hostile state” for the first time, ...
The exact size of the North Korean military remains unknown, but according to analysts, it has tested nuclear weapons six ...
Anchor] North Korean leader Kim Jong-un laid out a map of Seoul operations and made a flurry of threatening remarks against ...
Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun told South Korea’s legislature on Tuesday that Pyongyang was “highly likely” to deploy troops ...
South Korea's military on Monday said it was "fully ready" to respond after North Korea ordered troops on the border to ...
The South Korean government on Tuesday expressed "deep regret" over the Russian Foreign Ministry’s defense of North Korea’s ...
The North Korean military has pledged to disconnect the two parts of the peninsula in response to the South?s military drills ...
Seoul says North Korea prepares to destroy the northern sides of inter-Korean roads no longer in use
The development comes as North Korea has accused South Korea of launching drones to drop propaganda leaflets over Pyongyang three ... say pose a direct threat to Seoul, the South Korean capital ...
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