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This is the second part of the digest on inter-Korean tensions, dedicated to the DPRK actions. See the previous article to learn what the United States and the Republic of Korea did during the same period. Early in the morning on September 2, 2023, “a missile launch exercise was conducted to simulate a tactical nuclear attack to warn enemies of an actual nuclear war danger.” The launch came two days after the US and the ROK completed their 11-day Ulchi Freedom Shield exercise…

I’ve spent my whole life trying to play nice around this lunacy, acting neutral; I’m finally done with it. I regularly curse Netanyahu and the current Israeli government. And as for US leaders, Biden or Trump, where we have to ask which is the lesser of the two evils. They are nothing compared to Netanyahu. Bibi, as he is also known, is the greatest threat to world peace and the Jewish people since Adolf Hitler. It is good that he is not the leader of NATO or the US, or he would be worse than the frustrated corporal…

On November 27, 2023, it became known about beginning of the construction of a new railroad in Kazakhstan. Construction is underway in the Turkestan Region, the southernmost region of the country. The length of the section under construction (Darbaza-Maktaaral station) is 152 kilometers, which is difficult to call a large-scale project for such a big country as Kazakhstan. The second phase of the project involves connection of the new railroad branch with the Uzbekistan railroad network through the border station…