South Korea assesses North Korean border artillery as existing systems, not new threat
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North Korea has deployed 122mm howitzers and reinforced fortifications along the Jogang River border, following Kim Yo-jong's threat to install new tactical weapons. This marks a tangible military escalation in a previously less-militarized area, raising the risk of border incidents. The move is unconfirmed by independent sources but aligns with recent DPRK rhetoric.
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North Korea has deployed howitzers near the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) following a mine incident and along the Jogang River border after threats from Kim Yo-jong. These deployments represent a tangible military escalation, increasing the risk of border incidents and heightened tensions. The precise intent behind these actions remains unclear.
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