How North Korea Views Yoon’s Declaration of Martial Law
Before Yoon declared martial law, North Korean state media frequently commented on protests demanding Yoon’s impeachment in Seoul, the capital of South Korea. For the past eight days, excluding its short news report on the declaration, however, the North’s state media has not published any stories concerned with the declaration.
will use what happened in the South to its benefit, Lee said. "I'm sure the North Korean leadership is sharpening its knives right now," he said. "It would be very atypical, unusual for North ...
Kim Seongmin, who fled to South Korea in the 1990s, broadcasts to his homeland twice a day, delivering the kind of ...
By combining the resources and resilience of the Korean people in the North and South, they could envision a unified Korea that is not only economically strong but also a leader in technology ...
South Korea, which was founded in 1948 after the division of the Korean Peninsula into the Soviet-occupied north and the U.S.-occupied south, experienced martial law multiple times under its ...
neighboring South Korea and Japan said. NATO confirmed on Monday that North Korean troops had been deployed to fight alongside Russian troops in the Kursk region. Just days before the United ...
South Korean police said Wednesday that security guards were blocking a raid on President Yoon Suk Yeol's offices to ...
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