#unification-diplomacy-security (43 Posts)
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German Diplomat Visits North Korea: Potential Reopening of Western Embassies?
German Foreign Ministry visited North Korea for the first time since COVID-19Possibility of checking an embassy that has been vacant for 4-yearsInterpretation that North Korea is trying to step out from diplomatic isolation through exchange resumption Officials from the German Foreign Ministry and the North Korean Embassy in China are meeting in Pyongyang. Yonhap News […]
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U.S. Unleashes Ninja Missile: The Stealth Weapon Taking Down Terrorists
From targeting to assassination, the strongest in existing missilesThe derivatives appeared as the war against terrorism has recently acceleratedEven without explosives, it performs a formidable killing powerIt neutralizes the target through explosives removal and direct impact There is a small tactical missile considered to be the strongest in the current special operations of the military, […]
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South Korea's Advanced Counter-Battery Radar Systems: A Comprehensive Overview
South Korea's artillery radar is a key piece of equipment that can detect North Korean provocations, analyze the situation and counterattack...
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Why Cuba Disappeared from the North Korean Media
North Korea seems to have stopped reporting on Cuba after the establishment of diplomatic relations with the island nation. The disappearance of Cuba from North Korean media has been interpreted as a sign of North Korea's dissatisfaction. This is expected to be a political blow to North Korea...
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Examining North Korea's Potential 7th Nuclear Test: Perspectives and Predictions
Opinions on the timing of the nuclear test are “divided”Possibility of a 7th nuclear test before or after the U.S. presidential election in NovemberIt seems North Korea has achieved miniaturization and lightweightningWhether to test multi-warheads in the 7th nuclear test attracts attention Russia is making a fuss over North Korea’s potential 7th nuclear test. According […]
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South Korea Equipped for Precision Strikes Against North Korean Provocations
A means of retaliatory punishment to strike the starting point of the provocation in case of North Korea’s provocationFor the precise strike on nuclear weapons, ballistic missiles, and the forward echelon of North KoreaCluster bomb unit equipped with a warhead containing hundreds of submunitionsIn case of radio interference, strikes the targets by avoiding the obstacles […]
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New Naval Surface-to-Air Missile RIM-7 Enhances Maritime Defense Capabilities Amid Evolving Threats
The RIM-7 Sea Sparrow is a ship-based anti-aircraft weapon system designed to defend against enemy missiles from both land and sea. Developed by the United States, it is a short-range naval surface-to-air missile with a range of 6.2 to 12.4 miles and a naval launch version of the AIM-7 Sparrow air-to-air missile. It is used […]
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U.S. Army's Top Armored Vehicle Rolls into South Korea's Defense Arsenal
In August 2003, the U.S. military brought a Stryker squad from the 3rd Brigade of the 2nd Infantry Division to Korea for the first time. They came with the wheeled armored vehicle “Stryker” to participate in one of the three joint U.S.-South Korea exercises, “Ulchi Freedom Guardian” (UFG). Notably, Korea was the first overseas training […]
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North Korea's Cyber Crime Spree: Kim Jong Un's Hacker Unit Steals Billions, Part 1
There is a notorious organization in the cyberworld known as “Andariel,” a specialized hacker unit from North Korea. This organization is infamous for its specialization in financial crimes. But that’s not all. North Korea has other infamous world-class hacker units, such as “Kimsuky,” “Lazarus,” and “BlueNoroff.” Last year, Andariel gained fame by hacking dozens of […]
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Russian Support? North Korea's New Missile Poses Naval Threat
Reverse-engineering of Russian anti-ship missile Uran(Kh-35)Considering the flight time, the range is about to be 124 miles North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised an acceptance firing of the new ground-to-sea missile Badasuri-6, which will be equipped in the navy, on the morning of the 14th, according to the Korean Central News Agency reported on […]
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Korean Public Divided: 73% Support Nuclear Armament Amid North Korean Threats
Amid escalating North Korean nuclear threats, seven out of ten Koreans believe that South Korea needs to develop nuclear weapons independently, according to a survey. According to the results of a “public opinion survey on the perception of the North Korean nuclear crisis and security situation,” conducted on 1,043 adults aged 18 years and older […]
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Half of Nuclear Carriers Headed to the Korean Peninsula, What's the Plan?
Five U.S. nuclear-powered aircraft carriers are likely to gather near the Korean Peninsula in April and May. The move is seen as a response to the threat of provocations from North Korea and China...
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North Korea's Trade Deficit Pushes Arms Trade with Russia
It has been revealed that North Korea recorded its largest deficit in four years in trade with China, which accounts for the majority of its trade. There are concerns that North Korea may actively trade arms with Russia to solve its foreign currency shortage problem. According to a report on “The Status of North Korea’s […]
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US Military's Fatal Mistake: How Cheap Suicide Drones Breached Air Defenses - Part 1
Turned into modern drone versus drone warThe lethal effect of suicide drones has higher performance per priceTerrain flight is a weapon system that can threaten air defense networkKorea Special Forces are operating suicide bomb drones for assassination “We mistook the drone of a pro-Iranian armed group for a friendly aircraft.” Early on Sunday, January 28, […]
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P-3C Submarine Slayer: The Navy's Ultimate Weapon - Part 1
The ROK Navy's P-3C maritime patrol aircraft specializes in anti-submarine operations and has the ability to detect and attack submarines. The P-3C maritime patrol aircraft specializes in anti-submarine operations and has the ability to detect and attack submarines.
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Stinger Missiles: From Soviet Troubles to Russian Retaliation, Part 1
The FIM-92 Stinger is a portable anti-aircraft missile developed by the United States that is still active around the world. Recently, a new missile is being developed to replace the Stinger. The Stinger was used effectively in the Afghan war and successfully responded to Russia's invasion of Ukraine...
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South Korean Military Claims That North Korea's Missile Launches Are for Developmental Testing Purposes
North Korea has reportedly launched four cruise missiles this year for performance tests to develop new weapons. North Korea explained that further analysis is needed on the reason for its intensive cruise missile launches.
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63% of Korean Citizens Believe China Will Interfere with Korean Peninsula Unification
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited the Nampo shipyard to see how warships are being built. When asked about China's role, 63% of South Koreans said it would "interfere. When asked how willing China is to make a substantial contribution to the denuclearization of North Korea, 81 percent said "none.
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TA-50 Series: South Korea's Golden Eagle Jets Soar at Mach 1.5 with Night Attack Capability - Part 1
The FA-50 is a supersonic jet trainer and attack aircraft developed in South Korea that can be used for advanced training of fighter pilots and light attack missions. The T-50 series aircraft reportedly became the 12th country to develop a supersonic airplane with its own technology for the first time...
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North Korea Emphasizes Naval Strength with Sequential Missile Launches
North Korea emphasizes drills to launch strategic cruise missiles. North Korea's election meddling and psychological warfare has been steady. Expected to increase frequency of provocations and escalate nuclear threats as election approaches.