AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoDMZ Tensions Escalate: South Korea says North Korea’s mines likely caused a Sept. 21 DMZ blast that injured three soldiers, while Pyongyang denies involvement and calls Seoul’s claims a “farce,” as UN Command also says the incident violated the Armistice. Border Incursions: A South Korean lawmaker cites Joint Chiefs of Staff data saying North Korean soldiers crossed the MDL about 50 times between August and September, prompting warning broadcasts and shots. Kim Jong Un Health Watch: Seoul’s spy agency says Kim Jong Un is “extremely obese” (over 140 kg) and a heavy smoker, with high cardiovascular risk but no signs of current health problems. Nuclear Messaging by Washington: Trump again defended North Korea’s nuclear status, calling Kim a “friend” and saying the U.S. failed to stop Pyongyang under prior administrations. POW Transfer Row: Seoul’s NIS says Ukraine likely disclosed the transfer of two North Korean POWs to build public support for more aid, while South Korea says it received no military-aid promise in return. Japan Rearmament Claim: KCNA says Japan is building more ammunition storage for a prolonged war. Cyber/Finance: Reports say North Korea-linked hackers are laundering Bitget theft proceeds through Zcash’s privacy pool.
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