AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUpgraded rocket drills: North Korea test-fired upgraded 240mm guided multiple-rocket launcher shells, saying the range-extended, precision-guided rockets can hit about 100 km (trajectory) or 115 km (glide) and are meant to boost “deadliest” firepower along the South’s border. Nuclear stance hardens: Pyongyang reiterated that its nuclear weapons will remain “forever,” calling US-led denuclearization demands unrealistic. Russia ties deepen: Russia has officially invited Kim Jong Un to visit, with Moscow saying the schedule will be coordinated through diplomacy as military cooperation with Pyongyang grows. POW transfer to Seoul: Ukraine said it recently transferred two North Korean soldiers captured in Russia to South Korea; an opposition lawmaker in Seoul said they arrived safely days earlier, with authorities keeping details tight for safety. Cyber and sanctions evasion: UN-linked reporting says tens of thousands of North Koreans are working in Russia, including drone-related labor in Tatarstan, often via “student” registrations to skirt sanctions.
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