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Don't stop! North Ginseng***** fires missiles and artillery. fighter rehearsal South Ginseng announces boycott
North Korea launched another short-range missile on October 14, when it crashed into the sea on its eastern coast. It was at least the 41st North Korean missile launch this year.
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said the latest missile was fired at 1:49 p.m. today from the Sunan area near Pyongyang. capital city of north korea
Around 170 artillery fires were also detected from the east and west coast areas near the two countries' borders. The ammunition was settled in an internal buffer area set up under an agreement the two sides made in 2018 to alleviate tensions.
Meanwhile, South Korea has also had to send fighter jets to intercept about 10 North Korean military planes that have flown close to the border that divides the two countries. The South Korean Air Force has intercepted flights by using a superior squadron. This includes the F-35A aircraft. The statement by the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said: North Korean planes were detected in an area about 25 kilometers north of the military demarcation line in the central area. and another set of planes in the northern area, about 12 kilometers from the border line between the two Koreas in the North Sea. The plane was also found in an area east of the Korean border.
South Korea's National Security Council estimates North Korea's actions have increased tensions, saying North Korea's actions violate a 2018 military agreement that bans hostile acts in border areas.
South Korean authorities have also announced sanctions against North Korea in nearly five years, blacklisting 15 North Koreans and 16 institutions involved in North Korea's missile development.
The North Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) cited the North's military as saying tougher military responses were needed. After 10 hours of South Korean artillery drills held on October 13 near the North's front defenses
South Korea's presidential palace confirmed that The artillery drills are routine and legitimate military exercises, with South Korean President Yun Seokyeol saying his government is "accelerating" preparations against North Korea's provocations.
US Indo-Pacific Command said North Korea's latest missile launch has been known. and assessed that it does not pose a threat to any person or territory of the United States including our partners immediately But we will continue to discuss closely with our partners. to follow the North Korean missile launch
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