Seoul presidential compound Trash balloons launched from North Korea landed at a U.S. Army garrison and inside the South Korean presidential compound.

The building, previously known as the Unification Pavilion, was renamed Panmun Hall sometime in 2024, ministry spokesman Koo ...

CIA paramilitaries also pried open, and overhauled, the CIA’s own in-house contingency plans in case of war with North Korea — its “holiest of secret plans,” said the former senior official.

Some have pierced another layer of security and landed in the compound that houses the South Korean president’s office. Other balloons have floated from South Korea into the North, ferrying ...