Smiling Kim Jong Un watches special forces troops hit each other with bricks and axes in military paradeSource: KRT

Smiling Kim Jong Un watches special forces troops hit each other with bricks and axes in military paradeSource: KRT

President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus, a close ally of Russia, said relations with North Korea were “entering a new stage,” according to his press service.

KIM Jong-un watched over a new North Korean missile engine test as the rogue dictator ramps up efforts to build a terrifying weapon capable of striking the US mainland. The tyrant personally

By Mark Trevelyan March 26 (Reuters) - Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko signed a friendship treaty on Thursday with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and presented him with an automatic rifle at a summit between two of Russia's main allies in its war with Ukraine.

North Korea’s Kim Jong Un has said the United States’ war with Iran proves his country made the right decision to keep its nuclear weapons.

Kim Jong Un has supervised a significant rocket engine test, marking a key advancement in North Korea's missile program. The upgraded engine indicates a shift towards more sophisticated missile capabilities.

A KRT broadcast showed Kim observing feats of strength including soldiers smashing through bricks with their heads, and battering each other with mallets and axes. It is unclear what military purpose the acts could serve.

Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko presented North Korean leader Kim Jong Un with a rifle during a historic Pyongyang summit where the two nations signed a friendship treaty