AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWeapons Development: North Korea says it tested an AI-guided Zam-2.0 torpedo on Thursday, calling it a “super-speed” advance for its navy. KCNA says the weapon uses AI to detect and track targets, but gave few technical details; the test follows submarine-launched cruise missile trials earlier this week. Diplomatic Ties: Belarus opened an embassy in Pyongyang this month, following a March visit by President Alexander Lukashenko and a cooperation treaty with Kim Jong Un. China Trade: A long-delayed bridge linking China and North Korea opened on Oct. 15, raising hopes for more trade and tourism. But steep shipping fees on the Dandong–Sinuiju route are squeezing traders. Sanctions Enforcement: U.S. authorities charged 14 people and seized nearly 200 devices in a crackdown on alleged North Korean IT-worker schemes that targeted more than 70 companies and funneled earnings to Pyongyang.
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