North Korea recently disappeared from the internet for a little while, and it looks like it has happ

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

North Korea seemed to disappear from the web for a period on Tuesday, an NK News reporter first noticed. Insider also found that several North Korean sites appeared to be down.

North Korean domain names ending in ".kp," which include websites for North Korea's state-run media outlets, apparently first went down sometime before six in the morning, NK News senior analytic correspondent Colin Zwirko reported.

Link to tweet

This outage follows a period of intermittent outages that began on Jan. 14 and continued into the following weekend, with outages lasting several hours.

During those outages, North Korean servers were unreachable, according to NK News, a news organization dedicated to following developments involving North Korea.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/north-korea-recently-disappeared-from-the-internet-for-a-little-while-and-it-looks-like-it-has-happened-again/ar-AAT8RTg

[soryang]

1. This is not unusual

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