During his visit with special forces, Kim Jong Un personally tried out a new sniper rifle. He emphasized that training boosts "the real-world capability required for ensuring triumph."
Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, tried out a newly developed sniper rifle during his visit to special operation units. As reported by North Korean state media, he stressed that rigorous military training is essential for bolstering their strength. the real capability to ensure success.
On Friday, during an inspection, Kim Jong Un supervised firing drills involving both automatic and sniper rifles. Following his own test of the new firearm, he conveyed his thoughts. significant gratification regarding the effectiveness and strength of the sniper rifle crafted in our distinctive manner. Images released by media outlets in Pyongyang depict Kim peering through the rifle's sights.
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During Kim's visit to the special operations unit, the Constitutional Court in South Korea announced its decision to uphold the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol. The news regarding Yoon's ousting was reported by KCNA, referencing information from international press sources.
Support for Russia
According to reports by the French news agency AFP, as quoted by the Polish Press Agency, South Korean intelligence suggests that thousands of troops from North Korea’s specialized units have been dispatched to Russia to assist Moscow in its conflict against Ukraine. Intelligence sources in South Korea estimate that more than 4,000 North Korean soldiers have either died or were injured during combat operations. Earlier assessments had indicated around 3,000 casualties, which represents approximately one-fourth of the estimated 11,000 soldiers deployed to Russia under orders from Kim Jong Un's government.
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In the meantime, ex-US President Donald Trump, who has had three meetings with Kim, stated that he continues to stay in touch with him and intends to "take action eventually."
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