AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoKorean Peninsula Tensions: South Korea’s presidential office voiced “strong regret” after Ukraine publicly disclosed a nondisclosure agreement was allegedly breached over the transfer of two North Korean POWs to Seoul, with Seoul warning it may take further measures. DMZ Security: South Korean and UN Command teams returned to the western DMZ to inspect a suspected mine blast site after three South Korean officers were injured, but couldn’t reach the exact area due to hazards. US-China Deal: Trump and Xi agreed to ease tariffs on $60 billion in trade and launch a new AI dialogue, including a channel for AI-incident communication, while Xi pressed the US to oppose Taiwan independence. North Korea in Defense-Industry Spotlight: Kim Jong Un watched a football match between the DPRK Missile Administration and the Second Economy Commission, praising defense science and production efforts. Crypto Crossfire: A security firm challenged THORChain’s “decentralized” claims after Bitget-linked losses tied to DPRK suspicions, arguing validator-controlled vaults can halt transfers—raising fresh questions after a roughly $387.5 million hack. Humanitarian Reality Check: The number of South Koreans with separated family members in North Korea fell below 33,000, with most survivors now over 80.
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