US EditionNorth Korea building roads, walls inside demilitarised zone
- North Korea's military is constructing roads and walls inside the Demilitarised Zone that separates it from South Korea, reported by the Yonhap news agency.
- The construction includes erecting walls, digging, and road building in areas between the Military Demarcation Line and the Northern Limit Line in the DMZ.
- Satellite images show North Korea building a wall along the border with South Korea, not visible in November 2023 images, indicating recent construction.
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North Korea appearing to build walls outside DMZ, satellite footage shows
North Korea has begun building an apparent wall near its border with South Korea, according to new satellite footage reported by multiple outlets. Satellite images from June 17 showed three white structures along the eastern part of the North Korean border, according to a BBC Verify analysis. An area of land inside of the Demilitarized…
Satellite images reveal wall North Korea is building on border with South Korea. The BBC revealed through exclusive satellite images the construction of a wall by North Korea on the border with South Korea. Analyses by BBC Verify show that within the demilitarized zone (DMZ in English), some land has been cleared. However, the controversy over these works arises because, according to experts, they would endanger the truce agreement maintained by…
An extensive wall in different areas near the border with South Korea. This is the project that Kim Jong-un would be working on, as revealed by a pair of satellite images published by the BBC, showing certain structures and lands that are being cleared. The media compared last year's records with those of 2024, and gave an account of the vertiginous change that the area is undergoing. However, there is an alert among analysts, since apparently l…
North Korea is building several sections that appear to be part of a wall in several places on the border with South Korea, satellite images show, the BBC reports.
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