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The satellite race on the Korean Peninsula: a failed launch by the North
The space race between North and South Korea continues. Since the launch of its first spy satellite, Pyongyang has managed to produce a second one. The first satellite is still in operation, but the launch of the second satellite, using a new type of rocket, was unsuccessful. Nevertheless, the journey has begun, and will continue.
Konstantin Asmolov
Putin in Pyongyang- Breaking Insular US-Led Sanctions and Reclaiming the UN
The Russian president’s visit to North Korea (or DPRK) was characterized by reiterating his country’s commitment to fight US-lead sanctions leveled on his host nation (here). It has become clear that UN sanctions on Pyongyang are driven by Washington’s narrow-minded goals, and Russia is responding appropriately. Russia’s veto of the extension of the mandate of the UN Panel of Experts to monitor compliance and sanctions violations in the DPRK in March 2024 reintroduces balance and prevents Washington’s abuse of the UN…
Simon Chege Ndiritu
A Chronicle of Inter-Korean Tensions in the Spring of 2024. Part Three: New Breakthroughs by the DPRK
The first thing to note is the launch on April 2, when they tested the hypersonic glider again (the previous launch of such a missile was Jan. 14) by firing a long-range heavy solid-propellant missile with a hypersonic warhead on a shortened trajectory. Hypersonic missiles fly at speeds of at least Mach 5 – five times the speed of sound – and are designed to be maneuverable on unpredictable flight paths and fly at low altitudes. At Mach 5 and above, such a missile can cover the 195-kilometer distance between Pyongyang and Seoul…
Konstantin Asmolov
A chronicle of inter-Korean tensions in spring 2024. Part Two: Actions of the DPRK
Konstantin Asmolov
A chronicle of inter-Korean tensions in spring 2024. Part One: Actions of the South
Konstantin Asmolov
A myth of anti-Pyongyang propaganda
Konstantin Asmolov
Some comments on the detention of an American serviceman in Vladivostok
Konstantin Asmolov
New American dream: to harm China and Russia by burying the Korean status quo
Tito Ben Saba
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