Kim Yo-jong, sister of Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un, who holds the post of deputy department head of the Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, said that North Korea will continue to launch missiles into the Pacific Ocean while maintaining the activity of US troops on the Korean Peninsula. She promised to monitor the actions of the “enemy” and deliver a “crushing response”.
“The frequency of our use of the Pacific Ocean as a testing ground depends on the nature of the actions of the American troops,” Kim Yo-jong said in a statement released after today’s launch of DPRK ballistic missiles towards the Sea of Japan (quoted from Hankyoreh).
Tonight, South Korea and Japan recorded several launches of ballistic missiles from the DPRK, which fell into the water. In connection with the incident, South Korea requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council.
