World Updates: Kim Jong-un’s warning to South Korea, said – if there is any danger, we will ‘completely destroy’

North Korean ruler Kim Jong-un has issued a stern warning to South Korea. Kim has said that if his country’s security is threatened, he can ‘completely destroy’ South Korea. At the conclusion of the seven-day Workers’ Party Congress in Pyongyang, Kim presented a blueprint to accelerate the nuclear and missile programs for the next five years. He talked about developing underwater intercontinental ballistic missiles, expansion of tactical nuclear weapons, nuclear-powered submarines, AI-enabled drones and advanced satellites. Describing South Korea as a ‘permanent enemy’, Kim said that there is no scope for talks with it. At the same time, he said that dialogue is possible if America abandons the policy of sanctions and pressure. After the congress, a grand military parade was organized in the capital, in which Kim was seen with his daughter. Although large ICBMs capable of hitting America were not displayed in the parade, experts believe that on one hand Kim is strengthening his nuclear program, while on the other hand he is also keeping options open for possible future talks with America. Also read these news related to international affairs… Afghanistan attacks Pakistan, claims – 55 soldiers killed: 19 posts captured; PAK also carried out airstrike in Kabul-Kandahar, said- 133 fighters killed. Afghanistan attacked Pakistan late on Thursday night. 55 Pakistani Army soldiers were killed in an attack by Taliban fighters in Kunar province. This information was given by Tolo News quoting Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid. The Afghan government claims that it has the bodies of 23 Pakistani soldiers. A headquarters and 19 posts of the Pakistani Army have also been captured. Afghanistan’s deputy spokesperson Hamdullah Fitrat said some Pakistani soldiers were captured alive, while several weapons, a tank and a harvester were seized. At the same time, according to Pakistani media, in retaliation, the PAK government has started Operation ‘Gazab Lil Haq’. Pakistan Air Force carried out airstrikes in many cities including Kabul and Nangarhar province. According to reports, Pakistan’s attacks are still continuing. The Pakistan government claims that so far 133 Afghan Taliban fighters have been killed and more than 200 are injured. 27 Taliban posts have been destroyed and 9 have been captured. Read the full news here… Allegation – Bangladesh government made a defaulter the Central Bank Governor: Opposition said – this cannot be tolerated, mobocracy is running in the country. A big controversy has arisen in Bangladesh regarding the appointment of the new Governor of the Central Bank. The opposition alleges that Tariq Rehman’s government has made a defaulter businessman the Central Bank Governor, which is like the beginning of mobocracy in the country. The political tussle intensified following the appointment of Mostakur Rahman as the new governor of Bangladesh Bank. Jamaat-e-Islami chief and opposition leader Shafiqur Rehman said that this decision has been taken at the instigation of the PM and it cannot be tolerated. According to media reports, earlier the government had suddenly terminated the tenure of Ahsan Habib Mansoor, who was appointed by the interim government of Mohammad Yunus. Mansoor said that he neither resigned nor received any official notice of his removal. He came to know this news through media. Read the full news here… Canadian PM will reach India today on a 4-day visit: Focus on investment-trade deal; Canadian officer said – India has nothing to do with crimes in Canada. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is arriving in India today on a 4-day visit. The purpose of this visit is to focus on strengthening new partnerships between India and Canada in areas such as trade, energy, technology and defence. This is Mark Carney’s first visit to India as Prime Minister. Carney will meet business leaders in Mumbai to promote investment in Canada. During this, investment in infrastructure, clean energy, artificial intelligence and advanced manufacturing will be discussed. Before Carney’s visit to India, Canadian officials are now seen retreating from some serious allegations made against India. Earlier, Canada had alleged that India was interfering on its land and indulging in activities like cross-border pressure. According to a CTV report, a senior Canadian official said that if Canada felt that India was interfering in its democratic process, the Prime Minister would not have visited India. Read the full news here…



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