Kim Jong-un War Preparations

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Kim Jong Un supervises North Korea's air drills, pushes for enhanced war preparation

Kim Jong Un oversaw the country's air force drills and emphasized the need to intensify war preparation, according to state media.

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Kim Jong-un tells North Korean army to prepare for war

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North Korea's Kim Jong Un oversees air drills, calls for stepped-up war preparation

New satellite photos show damaged North Korean warship

Satellite images have for the first time shown the extent of a shipyard accident in North Korea that damaged a new warship in the presence of the secretive state's leader, Kim Jong Un.

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North Korea launches probe into accident during warship's launch

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Kim Jong Un says 'serious accident' with new North Korea warship was 'criminal act'

North Korea vows to arrest those responsible for failed ship launch

Observers believe North Korea’s admission of the failed launch was likely meant to show Kim’s resolve to advance his naval capabilities and boost discipline.

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Second North Korea navy destroyer damaged in failed launch at ceremony attended by Kim | AP Explains

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Aftermath Of Disastrous North Korean Frigate Launch Seen In Satellite Image (Updated)

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Kim Jong Un oversees combat training drills, stresses 'full preparations for war'

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised combined tactical drills of special operations forces and stressed "full preparations for war," state media reported Wednesday.

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Kim Jong Un Escalates War Preparation with Intense Military Drills

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised air force drills, highlighting the need for enhanced war readiness. The drills included anti-aircraft combat and air strike exercises. This month, Kim has tested missiles,

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Inside Kim Jong Un’s Threat Perception

Kim Jong Un pledged to deepen North Korea’s deterrent posture across air, land, and increasingly sea-based platforms, emphasizing the newly launched 5,000-ton multipurpose destroyer Choe Hyon as both a symbol of military self-reliance and a critical advancement in naval nuclear deterrence.