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South Korean forces simulate attacks on Pyongyang's Punggye-ri nuclear test site.

Kim Jong-un reportedly greeted the scientists involved in the development of the miniaturised version of the H-bomb.

A tremor of magnitude 6.3 was detected from North Korea indicating the country's sixth nuclear test.

Pyongyang also rejects the UN Security Council's condemnation of the missile launch by the Kim Jong-un regime.

'The criminals hold no right to appeal and the execution will be carried out any moment,' Pyongyang's Central Court said.

The South Korean defence ministry said the missile was fired at a regular angle and with an estimated range of about 2,700km.

The Standard Missile-6 (SM-6) intercepted a ballistic missile off the Hawaii coast.

Kim Jong-un says the latest missile launch is the first step in its Pacific operation.

The bombs struck mock targets at a military field near an inter-Korean border in Taebaek.

Tokyo said that the missile landed in the sea.

Pyongyang reaches out to Russian holidaymakers as US citizens are barred from entering country.

Source told Defense One that laser tracking tech will soon be tested on drones.

At least two Syria-bound shipments were intercepted in the last six months, warns a team of UN experts in a confidential report.

South Korean president warns the North against using exercises as a pretext to aggravate tensions.

Kim Jong-un regime's mouthpiece said the 'joint exercise is the most explicit expression of hostility against us'.

Moon Jae-in says there will be no war on the Korean peninsula but urges Pyongyang to scale down tensions.

Abbas thanked the North Korean regime for the 'firm support' given by Pyongyang to the Palestinian struggle.

This comes after Kim was briefed by North Korean forces on the detailed plan outlining an attack on Guam.

State media says a plan is being drawn up to fire four missiles.

Beijing says imports of iron, iron ore and seafood from North Korea to be 'completely prohibited'.

North Korean ambassadors to China, Russia and UN are reportedly meeting in Pyongyang.

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The US president issued another stark warning to Pyongyang.

Nukemap estimates death toll and damage to buildings when a bomb is dropped anywhere in the world.

Defence Minister Itsunori Onodera said Japan could exercise the right to 'collective's self-defence in support of the US.

Seoul's army says Pyongyang will face the US and South Korea's 'strong and resolute retaliation'.

AFP photographer Ed Jones is one of the few Western journalists allowed to enter North Korea on a regular basis.

Pyongyang said it could target the Pacific Ocean island.

Tokyo warns North Korea's rapid progress in nuclear and missile programmes poses 'a new level of threat'.

Foreign ministers of rival Koreas met on the sidelines of the Asean security conference in Manila.