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A drone silhouette over the Korean border with a missile trajectory in the background.
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North Korea Drone Incursion Claims and Missile Launch Spark Tension

North Korea launched a ballistic missile on Jan 10, 2026, after claiming South Korean drone incursions. Seoul denies the claims as President Lee orders a probe.

View of a surveillance drone flying over the misty Korean border mountains.
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Defense Ministry Denies South Korea Drone Incursion Claim 2026 Amid Rising Tensions

South Korea's Defense Ministry denied North Korea's drone incursion claims on Jan 10, 2026. Read about the rising military tensions and Pyongyang's recent missile launch.

Strategic radar interface showing missile trajectory over the East Sea
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North Korea Ballistic Missile East Sea 2026: Missile Launch Jolts Regional Diplomacy

North Korea launched a ballistic missile into the East Sea on Jan 4, 2026. The move disrupts the diplomatic buildup for the upcoming South Korea-China summit.

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North Korean ballistic missile launch over the East Sea
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North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Toward East Sea to Start 2026

North Korea fired a ballistic missile toward the East Sea on January 4, 2026. This marks the first major provocation of the year, occurring just before a key South Korea-China summit.

JCS Chairman Gen. Jin Yong-sung inspecting military situation
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JCS Chairman Gen. Jin Yong-sung Orders Military Readiness and Response Plans for 2026

On Jan 1, 2026, JCS Chairman Gen. Jin Yong-sung inspected frontline readiness at Yeonpyeong and GOP, ordering prompt responses to provocations and ensuring safety for overseas troops.

Seoul Quietly Redraws Its Red Line to Avert Accidental War with North Korea
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Seoul Quietly Redraws Its Red Line to Avert Accidental War with North Korea

Amid a spike in border crossings, South Korea's military has updated its internal rules for defining the Military Demarcation Line (MDL) to prevent accidental clashes with North Korea, officials said.

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