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Kim Jong-un Orders Military to Fortify Southern Border Amid Regional Tensions

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Monde·18.05.2026Résumé IA

Kim Jong-un Orders Military to Fortify Southern Border Amid Regional Tensions

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has ordered top military officials to bolster front-line units and fortify the southern border into an "impregnable fortress." The plans, informed by modern warfare and regional conflicts, aim to deter war and raise the "outlook on the arch enemy," likely referring to South Korea.