North korea: North Korea again fires a long-range cruise missile under the supervision of Kim Jong-un
Attacking North Korea's missile launch, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned that if North Korea continues on this path, it will only lead to condemnation and isolate it on the global stage.
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North Korea conducted test firing of two long-range cruise missiles. Local media gave this information on Thursday. Also told that leader Kim Jong-un had guided the test fire of the missiles.
Other countries are being instigated by missile testing
On Saturday, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff called it a serious provocation that is harming peace and security. The Joint Chiefs said, "North Korea's repeated ballistic missile launches are seriously harming peace and security." At the same time, it is also a violation of the UNSC resolution.
America warned
The Joint Chiefs said that the launched projectile has a flight range of about 350 km and an altitude of 90 km. Attacking the missile launch, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned that if North Korea continues on this path, it will only lead to condemnation and isolate it on the global stage. North Korea tested a record number of missiles this year under the supervision of Kim Jong-un. Let us tell you that North Korea is busy expanding its arsenal.
Develop combat capability
According to KCNA, these test firings are being done to develop long-range missiles deployment and combat capability. On Monday, local media released some pictures in which Kim is inspecting the missile launch at a secret location in the country. The missile that was fired on Japan on October 4 was brand new. North Korea, led by Kim, has conducted several missile tests, increasing tensions on the Korean peninsula. Pyongyang has fired several missiles over the past few weeks, raising concerns in the region.
