AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMissile Launch: South Korea says North Korea fired multiple missiles toward the East Sea on Wednesday; their types and flight details remain under review. The launch follows a series of weapons tests. U.S. Relations: Kim Yo-jong again rejected FBI allegations tying North Korea to the $6.3 billion Binance theft, calling them part of Washington’s hostile policy. She said dialogue remains an option, but not necessarily in Pyongyang’s interests, and warned of a stronger response to U.S. actions. China Ties: Senior Workers’ Party official Kim Song-nam has arrived in China with a delegation, days after Kim Jong Un’s visit to Dandong, signaling stepped-up exchanges between the two allies. Binance Breach: The exchange says hackers used a fake job interview, tampered software and an internal AI tool in a months-long operation before draining its wallets. The FBI attributes the theft to North Korea; Pyongyang denies involvement. Binance says it has replenished 98% of affected assets.
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