AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHypersonic Dispute: Pyongyang renewed its criticism of South Korea’s October 8 glide-vehicle test, disputing Seoul’s claim that heat-resistant materials explain the weapon’s unscorched surface. Seoul says it plans to advance the technology toward weaponization. Underwater Missile Tests: North Korea says it fired two types of strategic cruise missiles from a submarine on October 14. The test appears to mark the first publicized sea trial of the 3,000-ton Hero Kim Kun Ok; analysts caution it does not establish a reliable sea-based nuclear force. IT Worker Scheme: US authorities say North Koreans used stolen identities and laptop farms to obtain remote jobs at more than 70 companies, funneling wages to Pyongyang. The FBI seized about 187 devices in raids across Texas and Ohio. GPS Jamming: South Korean data show North Korean jamming was detected on just 10 days through September 14, down from 248 days in 2025.
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