North Korea launches 10 more SRBMs following 'dirty balloons' = South Korea

North Korea launched over 10 short-range ballistic missiles (SRBMs) on the 30th. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said, "The military conducted a strike at around 6:14 a.m. today (30th) in the Sunan area of North Korea.
"We detected over 10 FLY objects, believed to be short-range ballistic missiles, launched from North Korea into Donghe (the East Sea/Sea of Japan)."
It continued, "The military is stepping up surveillance and vigilance in preparation for further launches, while the U.S.
"We are closely sharing information with the Japanese and US authorities regarding North Korea's ballistic missiles and are maintaining a full countermeasure posture," the ministry said.
As of 4 pm on the 29th, over 260 North Korean "filthy balloons" had been found in South Korea.
In a speech, Kim Yo-jong, vice director of the Workers' Party of North Korea, said of the filthy balloons, "It's a gift to the ghosts of liberal democracy who are shouting about the guarantee of freedom of expression.
It is a heartfelt gift of sincerity."