Tensions Escalate as North Korea Blows Up Roads to South

North Korea's aggressive actions and rhetoric heighten fears of conflict on the Korean Peninsula.

North Korea has accused South Korea of flying drones over Pyongyang, prompting heightened military alerts on both sides.
Kim Jong Un's regime has destroyed roads and railways to the South, marking a significant escalation in hostilities.
The North's actions are seen as attempts to deflect from internal economic struggles and rally domestic support.
Pyongyang's alliance with Russia appears to bolster its confidence, despite its deteriorating economy and internal dissent.
Analysts warn that while nuclear threats remain, North Korea's conventional military capabilities are insufficient for sustained conflict.