North Korea test-fired several short-range ballistic missiles
According to Webangah News quoted by Mehr News Agency According to Reuters, South Korea’s military claimed that Pyongyang, for the second time in a week, attempted to test launch several missiles. The ballistic missile has a short range.
North Korea has conducted dozens of test launches this year, and South Korea and the West claim that these launches The test could be related to the illegal supply of weapons to Russia in the war against Ukraine.
Pyongyang has denied any arms supply and exchange with Russia, but considering the deadlock in diplomacy with the southern neighbor, It has declared Seoul as its “main enemy” and has recently moved nuclear weapons to the border areas.
Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff announced today that it “identified and assessed several short-range ballistic missiles that were heading towards The northeast is thrown. In preparation for continued test launches, our military is strengthening surveillance measures while monitoring and sharing information with Tokyo and Washington.”
Tokyo also confirmed Pyongyang’s test launches and the Japanese coast guard said that one of the missiles was also in the waters The Korean Peninsula has landed.
South Korea last Thursday also claimed that North Korea fired several short-range ballistic missiles towards the eastern waters of the peninsula. Korea has thrown. This was North Korea’s first nuclear-tipped weapon test since July this year.
North Korea announced shortly after that it had “launched a new 600 mm multi-purpose missile launcher under the supervision of leader Kim Jong Un.” North Korea has tested
Tensions between North and South Korea have risen in recent months, with Seoul claiming that Pyongyang has released hundreds of balloons containing debris. and sent wastes into the sky of South Korea and many of them landed in Seoul. It is said that North Korea sent a balloon in response to Seoul’s actions on the border between the two Koreas and the publication of anti-Pyongyang announcements and propaganda.
