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Last update: 6 hours agoRussia–NK Missile Deal: Ukraine’s intelligence says a North Korean missile unit has started deploying in western Russia’s Voronezh region, likely under Russia’s 112th Missile Brigade, with plans for about 90 personnel and up to 120 ballistic missiles plus six launchers—after Pyongyang already sent 40 KN-23/KN-24 missiles. Ukraine Response: Kyiv’s foreign minister says any such launchers would become legitimate targets to be destroyed immediately, underscoring how the move could worsen Ukraine’s air-defense strain. NK–Japan Escalation: Kim Yo Jong warns Japan it may face “additional military options” after Tokyo’s Tomahawk cruise missile test and its broader shift toward long-range strike capabilities, calling Japan a “war state” backed by the US. Inter-Korean Thaw Signals: South Korea’s Unification Ministry says it will restart a stalled rail project near the DMZ that could eventually connect Seoul to North Korea’s Wonsan, reviving a link North Korea dismantled in 2024. Diplomacy Language Shift: Seoul also plans to drop the “main enemy” label for North Korea in its public approach, aiming to reduce hostile rhetoric while pushing coexistence steps.
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