North Korea condemns ‘chaos’ over Yoon’s martial law bid in Seoul

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How North Korea responded to South’s political turmoil

In the week since South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s , Pyongyang has been uncharacteristically silent. Normally, any hints of public dissent aimed at the government in the South are quickly seized upon by North Korean state media as evidence of the corruption and incompetence that blights the and its leaders. Between on the evening of December 3 and early this week, however, the North ignored the opportunity to mock its neighbor and ideolo…

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N. Korea reports S. Korean unrest to bolster internal solidarity: Seoul

North Korea's continued media coverage of South Korea's political turmoil likely reflects a calculated effort to bolster domestic support of the Kim Jong-un regime by exposing its citizens to such reports, the Unification Ministry in Seoul said Thursday. North Korean state media, catering to domestic audiences, resumed detailed coverage on Wednesday of the political upheaval sparked by President Yoon Suk Yeol’s abrupt and short-lived martial law…

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Pentagon warns 'any actor' against taking advantage of martial law turmoil in S. Korea

A Pentagon spokesperson on Wednesday warned 'any actor' against taking advantage of the political turmoil caused by South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's botched martial law attempt last week, amid lingering concerns over the possibility of North Korea engaging in provocative activities.

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How North Korea Views Yoon’s Declaration of Martial Law

Amid the political chaos in South Korea, Pyongyang is maintaining a strategic silence.

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How North Korea responded to South's political turmoil

Pyongyang's propagandists have been unusually slow in commenting on the political upheaval in South Korea following President Yoon's shock decision to declare martial law last week.

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An unsuccessful impeachment process, a failed raid and ridicule from North Korea: South Korea is looking for ways out of the martial law crisis