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What North Korea Is Learning from the Hamas-Israel War - Vimarsana News

What North Korea Is Learning from the Hamas-Israel War

So what effect, if any, will the Hamas attack have on the Korean peninsula? There will be military personnel in both the North and South who will learn tactical lessons from that attack.

Prisoner escapes from North Korean detention center, shoots 4 officers - Vimarsana News

Prisoner escapes from North Korean detention center, shoots 4 officers

The prisoner knocked out a guard with a hammer, then stole his handgun before fleeing.

Source: rfa.org
Security tight in North Korean capital for Wednesday's military parade — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

Security tight in North Korean capital for Wednesday's military parade — Radio Free Asia

Authorities are on the lookout for weapons and explosives that could harm leader Kim Jong Un.

Source: rfa.org
North Koreans wait 17 hours for compulsory viewing of Pyongyang military parade - Vimarsana News

North Koreans wait 17 hours for compulsory viewing of Pyongyang military parade

Citizens scoff at the government’s claim that North Korea is the world’s premier military power.

Source: rfa.org
Fishing fleet owner in North Korea publicly executed for listening to foreign radio stations at sea - Vimarsana News

Fishing fleet owner in North Korea publicly executed for listening to foreign radio stations at sea

Fishing fleet owner in North Korea publicly executed for listening to foreign radio stations at sea  Dec 20, 2020, 05:27 PM facebook Supreme Leader of North Korea Kim Jong Un. (Getty) A North Korean fishing boat captain has been publicly executed for listening to banned foreign radio stations while at sea. The man, only known by his surname Choi and said to have been in his 40s, was killed by firing squad in front of 100 boat captains and fisheries executives, a Radio Free Asia (RFA) revealed. Choi, who owned a fleet of over 50 ships, is thought to have been tu...