North Korea Heightens Kim Jong Un's Security Amid Assassination Concerns

South Korea's intelligence agency reports increased protective measures for Kim Jong Un, citing a rise in public appearances and potential threats.

North Korea has implemented enhanced security measures for leader Kim Jong Un, including communication jamming and drone detection technologies.
South Korea's National Intelligence Service noted a significant increase in Kim's public activities, up 60% from the previous year, potentially raising security risks.
Tensions between North and South Korea have escalated, with threats of retaliatory action following alleged South Korean drone incursions.
The Pentagon reports that North Korea has dispatched approximately 10,000 troops to Russia, with some moving towards the Ukrainian front lines.
North Korea's diplomatic ties with Russia are strengthening, highlighted by a recent mutual assistance pact between Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin.