South Korea's National Intelligence Service

South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) has revealed that one of the two short-range cruise missiles recently launched by North Korea over the Soviet Union (the West Sea, known in Japan as the Yellow Sea) was successful. In addition, North Korea has long-term
The National Intelligence Service reported that it has been confirmed that rather than war, it is considering a short-term war using conventional weapons. On the same day, Kim Gyu-hyun, director of the National Intelligence Service, announced that
He made this announcement while attending a closed meeting of the Information Committee held at the National Assembly in Yeouido. On the same day, Rep. Yoo Sang-beom, the ruling party secretary of the Information Commission, made a note after the Information Commission meeting.
“The National Intelligence Service (NIS) has confirmed that one of the two short-range cruise missiles recently launched by North Korea was a success,” he said.
At the meeting that day, the National Intelligence Service (NIS) said, ``If North Korea goes to war, it is possible that a long-term war is impossible and that it is thinking of a short-term war that combines conventional and tactical nuclear weapons.
It looks obvious," he reported.