#north-korea

#north-korea

North Korean and Russian forces are making significant advances in the Kursk region, threatening Ukraine's supply lines.

North Korea supplies Russia with 50% of its ammunition needs for the war against Ukraine.

North Korea emphasizes its nuclear capabilities to bolster defense and strengthen alliances with Russia against perceived threats.

North Korea is redeploying troops to support Russia in Ukraine amid heavy casualties, raising concerns over the effectiveness and safety of these soldiers.

North Korea has sent additional troops to Russia despite heavy casualties in the Ukraine conflict.

North Korea has officially confirmed troop deployment to Russia to support its war efforts against Ukraine.

North Korea launched multiple ballistic missiles amid US-South Korea military drills, viewing them as provocations.

Kim Yo Jong condemned US carrier deployment as provocational, signaling North Korea's intent to escalate military responses.

The USS Carl Vinson arrived in South Korea as a demonstration of US commitment to its alliance amidst rising tensions with North Korea.

North Korea is constructing its first nuclear-powered submarine to enhance its nuclear capabilities.

Malicious Android apps disguised as utility tools collect sensitive user data for North Korean spies despite passing Google Play's security checks.

North Korean hackers linked to the Lazarus Group have reportedly cashed out $300m of their $1.5bn crypto heist.

Bybit suffered the largest cryptocurrency theft in history due to a simple security flaw, allowing hackers to steal $1.5 billion in Ether.

ScarCruft, a North Korea-linked group, developed the KoSpy Android malware to collect extensive user data via deceptive apps.

The $1.5 billion heist was a sophisticated, state-sponsored cyber attack linked to North Korean hackers.

North Korea was identified as the perpetrator of a $1.5 billion theft from ByBit's cryptocurrency exchange.

North Korea may escalate its weapons testing in response to the US aircraft carrier's deployment in South Korea.

North Korea has suspended foreign tourism to Rason following recent international visits, indicating an unstable travel environment.

Luca Pferdmenges openly observed North Korea's poverty during his visit, highlighting the lack of attempts to mask the country's struggles to Western tourists.

US-South Korean military exercises are viewed by North Korea as provocations that heighten the risk of military conflicts.

The debate over transferring wartime operational control to South Korea highlights issues of sovereignty and military preparedness.

Support for South Korea taking greater military responsibility is gaining traction.

North Korean hackers stole $1.4 billion in Ethereum from Bybit, marking a record-breaking cryptocurrency theft.

The stolen funds were primarily converted to Bitcoin and moved across multiple addresses, complicating tracking.

The FBI attributes the $1.5 billion Ethereum theft to North Korea's Lazarus Group and seeks public assistance in tracking the stolen funds.