North Korea Abandons Peaceful Reunification Goal, Heightens Nuclear Threats

Kim Jong Un's regime strengthens ties with China and Russia amid escalating tensions with South Korea.

Kim Jong Un has declared that North Korea's relations with South Korea have become hostile, abandoning the goal of peaceful reunification.
North Korea has intensified its nuclear threats and tests, raising global concerns of a potential conflict.
North Korea has strengthened its ties with China and Russia, and is suspected of supplying Russia with missiles and artillery for its war in Ukraine.
Experts suggest that North Korea's provocations are aimed at negotiation and coincide with this year's U.S. and South Korean elections.
Despite the heightened tensions, most experts do not believe North Korea is on the verge of launching a war due to its lack of resources and support from China and Russia.