North Korea launches another cruise missile...already the fourth time this year

On the 2nd, North Korea once again fired several cruise missiles. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said, ``At around 11 a.m. today (the 2nd), our military responded to a missile launch from North Korea's West Sea (Yellow Sea).
``Several cruise missiles were captured,'' and ``South Korean and US intelligence authorities are currently conducting a detailed analysis.'' He continued, ``Our military is working closely with the U.S. side while increasing surveillance and vigilance.
"We are closely monitoring further signs and activities from North Korea." This is already the fourth time this year that North Korea has launched a cruise missile.
Cruise missiles are slower and have less explosive power than ballistic missiles, which are used for mass destruction of targets at a distance, and the United Nations Security Council recommends against them.
It is also not considered a violation of the North Korean sanctions resolution. However, it poses a substantial threat to the South Korean military because it is capable of flying at low altitudes for long periods of time, avoiding interception, and delivering precision strikes against targets at close range.
It is believed that this will happen.