A US soldier facing disciplinary action is crossed the inter-korean border and the officials say that the soldier had in fact crossed the border willfully and without authorization North Korea which is a no-go Zone there was immediate there are no immediate details as to why or have the soldier in fact managed to cross the border.

US soldier enters North Korea illegally, detained

An American soldier made an unauthorised crossing into North Korea. On Tuesday (July 19), the US military identified the soldier as Private Travis T King. The military also said that the soldier, who is said to be in his early 20s, was facing disciplinary action before he fled during a tour of the heavily fortified border area.

'Shocked' mother urges safe return of US soldier who crossed into North Korea

An American citizen has likely been detained by North Korea after crossing the military demarcation line separating the two Koreas without authorisation, said the United Nations Command, on Tuesday (July 18).

US soldier likely detained by North Korea after crossing inter-Korean border during tour

An American nuclear-armed submarine has docked in South Korea for the first time in four decades, said a White House official, on Tuesday (July 18) amid a rise in tensions on the Korean peninsula and North Korea’s growing military threats.

US nuclear-armed submarine docks in South Korea for first time since 1981

North Korea’s 12th missile launch last week is still making waves. As Russia begins its probe to find out whether the missile fell into its economic zone or not. According to reports, the Hwangso-18 intercontinental ballistic missile launched by North Korea on the 12th of July may have fallen into Russian waters. The Russian deputy foreign minister Andrei Rudenko has said that no clear information is available as of now to confirm whether the missile hit the Russian waters or not.

Russia investigates if North Korea’s missile fell in its waters

US, South Korea and Japan held a joint missile defence exercise Sunday aimed at bolstering their response to rising nuclear and missile threats from Pyongyang. The exercise saw destroyers equipped with Aegis radar systems come together in an attempt to tame the "rogue" nation.

US, South Korea and Japan hold missile defence drill days after N Korea’s ICBM launch

North Korea is testing its intercontinental ballistic missile or ICBM. North Korea's newest long-range missile increases the chances it could deliver a strike to the US Mainland giving Kim Jong-un more leverage in his dealings with the Biden Administration. Even his sister has defended the country's missile launch as an act of self-defence according to reports.

North Korea to boost its nuclear arsenal?

North Korea's launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) was an exercise of its right to self-defence "to deter dangerous military moves of hostile forces and safeguard the security of our state," the country's UN envoy told the Security Council on Thursday during a rare appearance.

North Korea defends missile launch in rare appearance at UN Security Council

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has been seen with a smartphone even when North Korea is banned from import or export of electronic devices. The question arises is the top leader of North Korea using a smuggled phone?

Kim Jong Un flaunts smartphone while electronics imports N. Korea remain banned

The United States on Wednesday released a statement saying that it "strongly condemns" North Korea's latest ballistic projectile launch and also urged Pyongyang to end its destabilising actions and come to the table for negotiations.

United States 'strongly condemns' North Korea ballistic missile launch, says White House

Online as well as the political world is abuzz over an interesting development. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been seen with a smartphone. Usually, this would be a normal thing but when you consider that North Korea is banned from import or export of electronic devices, question arises, is the top leader of North Korea using a smuggled phone?

'Is it smuggled'? Kim Jong Un flaunts smartphone while electronics imports to North Korea remain banned

North Korea revealed Thursday it launched its new solid-fuel-based intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) called Hwasong-18. The launch, which took place on Wednesday, came after Pyongyang blasted the US for allegedly violating North Korea’s airspace using a spy drone.

VIDEO: North Korea says it test-fired solid-fuel ICBM that 'shook whole planet'

South Korea and Japan said on Wednesday (July 12) that North Korea has fired a ballistic missile, which is said to be its 12th this year. This comes amid fierce claims and counterclaims over US "spy" planes "violating" North Korean airspace.

North Korea fires suspected long-range ballistic missile, 12th this year

Japan strongly condemned North Korea's latest missile launch which is its 12th ballistic missile of 2023.

North Korea fires 'unidentifiable ballistic missile': Seoul, South Korea

Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un, issued a warning to the United States after Pyongyang said that it scrambled warplanes to ward off an American spy plane that had intruded in its exclusive economic zone.

Kim’s sister alleges ‘illegal intrusion’ of North Korean airspace by US surveillance, spy planes

Here, we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: North Korea has denounced the United States' move to deploy a nuclear missile submarine to waters near the Korean Peninsula.

North Korea condemns US for naval submarine deployment

North Korea on Monday accused the United States of violating its airspace by carrying out surveillance flights and stated that, even though Pyongyang was exercising restraint, and warned it may shoot down such flights.

North Korea accuses US of violating airspace, condemns move to deploy nuclear missile submarine

North Korea has blown the whistle against the US. The nation accused the US of violating its airspace by conducting surveillance flights. Pyongyang said it was exercising restraint but warned that it would shoot down such flights.

Why is North Korea accusing the US of 'NUCLEAR BLACKMAIL'?

South Korea said Wednesday that it has recovered the wreckage of a North Korean satellite from the sea off the country’s coast. The satellite was launched on May 31 but ended up sinking into the sea following a botched-up takeoff.

'No military utility': S Korea retrieves N Korean satellite from sea in major intelligence win

South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff announced on Friday that the nation has successfully retrieved a portion of a rocket used in North Korea's recent failed attempt to launch a military satellite. The recovered debris was obtained on Thursday evening, and efforts are ongoing to locate additional objects from what North Korea claimed was a space launch vehicle.

South Korea salvages North Korea spy satellite rocket debris; to examine parts

South Korea on Wednesday announced new sanctions on two individuals and two entities over their alleged involvement in North Korea's weapons programmes, Seoul's foreign ministry said.

South Korea unveils sanctions on Russian national over North's weapons programmes

In pics | 'Vow of revenge': North Koreans rally to mark 73rd anniversary of Korean War, denounce US

A recently declassified U.S. intelligence study claims that North Korea is expected to use its expanding nuclear arsenal to exert pressure on its neighbours and is also likely to take greater risks with its conventional military forces.

Report: North Korea growing nuclear arsenal to intimidate neighbours

Mass rallies in North Korea's Pyongyang vowed a "war of revenge" against the United States, after the geo-economically isolated nation in the Korean peninsula marked the 73rd anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean war.

North Korea vows to 'punish the US' on 73rd anniversary of Korean war

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