North Korean leader presides over Central Military Commission meeting, calls for 'high alert posture'
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, presiding over a Central Military Commission meeting of the ruling Workers' Party, called for a "high alert posture" against the "fast-changing" situation on the Korean Peninsula, state media reported Saturday. KCNA-Yonhap North Korean leader Kim Jong-un presided over a Central Military Commission meeting of the ruling Workers' Party and called for a "high alert posture" against the "fast-changing" situation on the Korean Peninsula, state media reported Saturday. During the meeting held Friday, Kim also discussed "important tasks" to make "a fresh turn in the overall work of national defense," the official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said without elaborating on what the important tasks were. "The enlarged meeting set forth important tasks for ... bringing about a fresh turn in the overall work of national defense as required by the recent fast-changing situation around the ...