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NKorea tests missiles that give 'incurable headache' (opens the original)
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North Korea says it has successfully tested a new weapon showcasing "ultra-modern defence technology". The launch on Sunday was overseen by leader Kim Jong-un, who praised progress in strengthening the country's war readiness, state media reported on Tuesday. Kim said the test, conducted by North Korea's Missile Administration, demonstrated a significant development in the country's armed forces' ability to fight and "the enemy will know better what such progress means without any explanation
South Korea reviewing military options for Hormuz (opens the original)
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South Korea is reviewing options, including military measures, to support freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, the presidential office says, while denying media reports the government had already decided on a deployment. Several South Korean media outlets, including JTBC and MBC, reported late on Thursday that Seoul was preparing to deploy military assets before the end of the year and could seek parliamentary approval later in September. The reports said options under consideration
US-S.Korea drills ditched due to Iran war constraints (opens the original)
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The United States has cancelled a joint amphibious landing drill scheduled for September with South Korea, with Washington citing constraints on the availability of US forces due to the war in Iran. The US Marine Corps formally notified its South Korean counterpart in June that force availability would be constrained for the division-level exercise, known as Ssangyong, a South Korean Marine Corps spokesman told a media briefing on Monday. The allies remained in close consultations on resumi
S.Korean court upholds jail sentence for ousted Yoon (opens the original)
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South Korea's Supreme Court has upheld a seven-year prison sentence handed down to former president Yoon Suk-yeol for obstructing authorities' attempts to arrest him over his short-lived imposition of martial law in 2024. The ruling came after the Seoul High Court in April increased his prison sentence to seven years from five after finding Yoon guilty of additional charges. There was no misunderstanding of any legal interpretations in the previous court's ruling, the Supreme Court said on
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