North Korea is expanding its front-line military posture near the South Korean border as the strategic gap between Pyongyang and Seoul continues to widen, ushering in a more dangerous period of border conflicts and rising provocations

North Korea’s new artillery deployment near the South Korean border reflects growing concerns that a more unstable regime may increasingly rely on military pressure and provocation against South Korea in the years ahead.

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