Although only entering service in July 2014, the K2 Panther MBT started its life in 1995, with a South Korean shift in military ideology. The South Korean military shifted towards a "three-dimensional" warfare strategy, and needed a new MBT with a heavy focus on command and control, rather than mobility, firepower, or armor. The result was an auto-loading, 56 ton MBT with a 120mm main gun and a 3-man crew. The K2 Panther has also been exported to both Turkey and Poland.
BTS V Embarks on Military Service with the Prestigious Ssangyong Unit
In a significant moment for both BTS and their global fanbase, V, a cherished member of the world-renowned K-pop group, has commenced his military service, joining the esteemed Ssangyong Unit of the 2nd Army Corps in Chuncheon, Gangwon Province. This marks a pivotal chapter in V’s life, blending his celebrity status with the responsibilities of national service in South Korea.
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What is North Korea’s new plan? Kim Jong’s sister threatened America and South Korea, saying this
Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has issued a warning against the US and South Korea. He said that he is ready to take drastic measures very soon.
Image Source: TWITTER/@WUNFIF Kim Jong Un with his sister Kim Yo Jong
Seoul: Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong…
"사랑해" means in Korean "I love you", it's very informal and intimate way to say due to 반말 (a plain language you use between friends/lovers, people that you know and they are in the same age/younger)
In Korean language, depending on the level of intimacy, age gap, work/school hierarchy, you use 반말 or 존댓말.
In case you want to sound more polite, feel free to use
"사랑해요"
(adding -"요" changes 반말 into 존댓말 - a polite, honorific language)
Hey Hey Hey It's Sexy Sunday! Today with have Jin from BTS who recently finished his military service. Can we get a round of applause for him!!! We love a military man!
Kim Jong Un urges military to “intensify practical actual-war drills”
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un urged the country’s armed forces to “intensify practical actual-war drills ensuring the victory in a war” during a visit to a major operational training base in the western region of the Korean People’s Army on Wednesday.
Kim inspected the training facilities and “guided the actual maneuvers of units,” state-run North Korean media reported on Thursday.
“To contain the constant threat of the enemies with overwhelming force … and correctly carry out the important mission in contingency, our army should always make more exact demands on itself in keeping with the aspect of changing and developing modern warfare and steadily intensify the actual war drills aimed at rapidly improving its combat capabilities for perfect war preparedness.”
The North Korean leader’s statement came after Pyongyang criticised ongoing joint US-South Korean military exercises in the region.
During the inspection, Kim “appreciated the fact that all the elements have been built in a practical way so that various trainings can be conducted in a high intensity under the circumstances like an actual war,” according to local media.