North Korea’s seven missile launches from September 25 to October 9 were part of a tactical nuclear exercise. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un supervised and supervised the training. The North Korean news agency reports KCNA Monday (local time).
North Korea previously called the missile test “a retaliatory measure” on South Korean and US military exercises in the region.
The ballistic missile launched on 4 October that flew over Japan, North Koreans say, is a newly designed missile designed to give a stronger and clearer warning to the country’s enemies.
Kim promised to strengthen the country’s military operations in the future and said he did not wish to enter into talks with his opponents.
The situation has been tense lately
The situation around the two Koreas has been tense lately. Neighboring states South Korea and Japan strongly condemned the tests, as did the United States. The three countries responded with their own missile tests and military exercises in the air, among other things.
North Korea condemns the presence of the Americans in the region, also present there with an aircraft carrier.
According to the North Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs, this represents a “serious threat” to the stability of the region. On the contrary, the Americans say North Korean missile launches pose a threat to the region and the international community.
UN resolutions prohibit North Korea from testing ballistic missiles capable of carrying a nuclear warhead.
