North Korea News » North Hwanghae News North Korea » North Hwanghae: Starbucks with a North Korean self-propelled gun 'view'? Viral photos raise manipulation concerns
Claims that North Korean self-propelled artillery deployed on the western front can be spotted from a Starbucks branch in Gimpo, Gyeonggi Province, have been ci ...
News North Korea » North Hwanghae: N. Korean artillery deployed along western border not seen as new weapon system: S. Korean military
SEOUL, Oct. 27 (Yonhap) -- North Korean artillery deployed along the western front line appears to be legacy weaponry rather than a new system that Pyongyang recently threatened to forward-deploy, a ...
News North Korea » North Hwanghae: Zooming In on Movement Near Han River: North Korean Armor with Slogan to 'Annihilate' Sparks Fear
This is the coastline of Gaepung County in Hwanghae Province, North Korea, viewed from the Aegibong Observatory in Gimpo, Gyeonggi Province.
News North Korea » North Hwanghae: Signs of North Korean self-propelled artillery deployed to the front... tensions rise in border regions
Equipment suspected to be 122mm self-propelled artillery belonging to the North Korean military has been captured by South Korean media cameras along the coast of Kaepung County, Hwanghae Province.
News North Korea » North Hwanghae: N. Korea sends letter to UNSC calling DMZ mine blast S. Korean fabrication
North Korea has sent a letter to the president of the UN Security Council calling last month's land mine blast near the border an incident "fabricated" by South ...
News North Korea » North Hwanghae: North Korea resumes loudspeaker broadcasts, deploys tactical units
Kim Yo-jong, Vice Department Director of the Workers’ Party of Korea, criticized South Korea’s warning broadcasts and warning shots in response to North Korean troops’ incursion across the Military ...
News North Korea » North Hwanghae: North Korea searches fishing boats for hidden radios along its Yellow Sea coast
Inspectors are searching fishing boats in South Hwanghae for hidden radios used to pick up South Korean broadcasts at sea.