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According to the most recent satellite imagery, North Korea has significantly increased the number of cargo transports to Russia.

Reports of deteriorating weathers conditions in southern Ukraine are causing concern about the future of Kyiv’s counteroffensive

South Korea’s defense minister said Tuesday he would push to suspend a 2018 inter-Korean military agreement in order to resume frontline surveillance on rival North Korea, as the surprise attack on Israel by Hamas militants raised concerns in South Korea about similar assaults by the North. The agreement, reached during a brief period of diplomacy between South Korea’s former liberal President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, created buffer zones along land and sea boundaries and no-fly zones above the border to prevent clashes.

South Korea's Defence Minister, Shin Won-shik, has stated that he will push to suspend the 2018 inter-Korean military agreement in order to resume frontline surveillance on North Korea. This comes as concerns rise in South Korea about potential attacks by North Korea, following the recent surprise attack on Israel by Hamas militants. Shin criticized the agreement's no-fly zones, stating that they prevent South Korea from fully utilizing its air surveillance assets. Relations between the Koreas have deteriorated since the collapse of talks between Washington and Pyongyang in 2019.

Every family in Hroza affected by strike that left 52 villagers dead, said Interior Minister