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North Korea to unveil next-stage nuclear plans at party congress
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will unveil plans to bolster the country's nuclear forces at an upcoming ruling party congress, state media reported on Wednesday. The announcement follows a missile test on Tuesday that Kim described as bringing 'excruciating mental agony' to enemies. The Workers' Party congress, the first in five years, is expected in the coming weeks.
North Korea launched at least two ballistic missiles on Sunday, January 4, 2026. Japan's Defense Ministry reported that the missiles flew on irregular trajectories for 900 km and 950 km, placing a large section of southern Japan within striking distance. Japan is coordinating closely with the United States and South Korea in response.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un visited a munitions factory producing multiple rocket launchers, calling for expanded production of the system that can serve as a 'strategic attack means.' He urged a 'revolution in upgrading the artillery weapon system,' emphasizing its role as a primary strike capability. This inspection is part of intensified military-related visits ahead of next year's key party congress.