North Korea has launched a ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan, Yonhap news agency reported, citing the South Korean military. The Joint Chiefs of Staff did not provide details and said an analysis was currently underway.
The agency later clarified that the launch involved several short-range ballistic missiles. According to the Japanese Coast Guard, one of the missiles fell into the sea outside the country’s exclusive economic zone.
The last time North Korea launched a ballistic missile was on July 1, the material says.
September 10, the leader of the DPRK. Kim Jong Un He said North Korea would “double its measures” to ensure that its military forces, including nuclear ones, were “fully combat-ready.” He explained these measures by the need to confront nuclear powers that threaten the country.
In North Korea, too, a law was passed in September 2022, according to which the state can launch a nuclear strike against the enemy in the event of a threat to strategic objects of the DPRK.
president of the united states Joe Biden He previously said that if North Korea launches a nuclear attack against the United States or its allies, the DPRK regime “will come to an end,” RBC recalls.
