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Kim Commissions Second Destroyer to Bolster Nuclear Naval Force
Source: Bloomberg
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North Korea put its second destroyer into service in under three months as Kim Jong Un accelerates naval capability upgrades tied to nuclear weapons. The report also notes Kim and U.S. President Donald Trump’s relationship is described as “very positive,” but the military hardware cadence increases near-term geopolitical risk and supports a risk-off posture.
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