North Korea launches cruise missiles into the Yellow Sea... forms of armed provocations are becoming more diverse

North Korea's supreme leader, Kim Jung Eun, Chairman of the State Council (General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea), has been carrying out strong provocations against South Korea since the beginning of the year, and there are even rumors that the Korean Peninsula is in crisis.
In response, the forms of armed provocation are diversifying. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said on the 24th, ``The military captured several cruise missiles fired over the northern Sohae Sea (West Sea, Yellow Sea) around 7 a.m. today.''
U.S. and South Korean intelligence authorities are conducting a detailed analysis of the detailed data." The Joint Chiefs of Staff also said, ``The military is increasing surveillance and vigilance and working closely with the U.S. side,'' and ``the military is working closely with the U.S. side.
We are closely monitoring further signs and activity." North Korea's missile launch on the 14th of this month was an intermediate-range ballistic missile that it claimed was a medium-range solid-fuel ballistic missile equipped with a hypersonic warhead.
This is the first time in 10 days since Le (IRBM). This is the first time in about four months since September 2 of last year that the Joint Chiefs of Staff captured and released a North Korean cruise missile launch.
At the time, North Korea announced that it had conducted a virtual launch exercise for a tactical nuclear attack through the launch of a strategic cruise missile.
In connection with the cruise missile launched four months ago, North Korea said it was carried out by the Strategic Cruise Missile Operations Unit of the Western District of the Korean People's Army, and that the test was conducted using a simulated nuclear warhead.
It was announced that two long-range strategic cruise missiles equipped with experimental warheads were launched. The two cruise missiles followed a ``figure eight'' flight trajectory that simulated a distance of 1,500 kilometers.
After flying for 2 hours, 7 minutes and 52 seconds and 2 hours, 8 minutes and 1 second, respectively, they claimed to have accurately carried out the nuclear strike mission by detonating in the air 150 meters above the target point.
The cruise missiles at that time were the strategic cruise missiles ``Hwasal 1 and 2,'' which could carry the tactical nuclear warhead ``Hwasan 31.''
Estimated. However, South Korean military authorities say that North Korea's claims are exaggerated. It is also noteworthy that North Korea's armed provocations take various forms.
Ru. This year, North Korea conducted three consecutive days of artillery fire and fired hypersonic missiles near Sobuk Island, the northernmost tip of the Yellow Sea, and this time it even fired a cruise missile.