On Tuesday, South Korean military officials announced that North Korea likely received help from Russia to develop a new air-to-air missile — a missile fired from an aircraft to destroy another aircraft — which is the kind of advanced weaponry that South Korea is attempting to build by 2032.

On Wednesday, local media were given access to the Korea Air and Space Operations Center (KAOC), a highly secured command post located within Osan Air Base in Pyeongtaek, about 60km south of Seoul.

North Korea has launched a new weapon from a MiG-29 fighter jet. According to Colonel Lee Song-jun, further analysis is needed to determine the level of military assistance that Pyongyang may have received from Russia.

The conditions that enabled U.S. diplomacy with North Korea in 2018 no longer exist. The Trump administration needs to reckon with that.

From ODNI’s perspective, they want to “streamline a number of inefficient processes, including duplicative contracts to access existing data, and ensuring Americans civil liberties and Fourth Amendment rights are upheld,” spokesperson Olivia Coleman said in a statement.

Russia has announced that its troops have fully reclaimed the Kursk region, nearly nine months after losing chunks of the border territory to a surprise Ukrainian incursion.

The EU has labeled Belarus, Russia, Myanmar, and North Korea as "high risk" under its new deforestation law, sparing major forest nations like Brazil.

Parts from South Korea, Japan, and the US were found in Russia's new "Banderol" drone-launched cruise missile, according to Ukrainian intelligence.