It has suggested that North Korea may have altered and expanded its military operations at the border.
This seems to have been discussed at the expanded meeting of the Central Military Commission of the Workers' Party of Korea, which has been held since the 21st.
The Rodong Sinmun reported today (23rd) at the expanded meeting of the Central Military Commission, which was held on the second day, "in accordance with the party's military-strategic prayer, the project of additionally confirming the operational missions of the front units of the People's Army and revising the operational plan was discussed."
The newspaper added that research and discussion on related issues was led by the People's Army General Staff, which is the equivalent of our Joint Chiefs of Staff, and an 'important document' was prepared by combining the results.
Kim Jong-un, the party's general secretary, emphasized that "important military measures are being taken to enhance the operational capabilities of front-line units" and issued plans to implement related projects, the newspaper reported.
(Photo=Pyongyang Chosun Central News Agency, Yonhap News)