North Korean leader Kim Jong-un calls for reinforcement of front-line units

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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un convened a meeting with army commanders, calling for reinforcement of front-line units on the southern border to bolster combat readiness and deter war.
He emphasized technological advancement and practical training for modern warfare.

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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un convened a meeting with army commanders, calling for reinforcement of front-line units on the southern border to bolster combat readiness and deter war. He emphasized technological advancement and practical training for modern warfare.

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