North Korea Scraps Military Deal with South, Vows to Deploy New Weapons at Border

North Korea has decided to scrap the military deal with South Korea and vows to deploy stronger armed forces and new weapons at the border. This comes after North Korea launched a spy satellite, which was believed to have been supported by Russian technical assistance. South Korea responded by suspending part of a 2018 military agreement and resuming surveillance along the border. The United States also expressed concern over North Korea's violation of U.N. resolutions.