North Korea again tests ballistic missile

  North Korea has once again tested a ballistic missile. South Korea Army has given this information. He said in a statement – ​​North Korea has fired missiles into the sea towards the East Coast. North Korea tested this missile 100 km from Pyongyang.

This testing has been done between the joint military exercise of America and South Korea. According to media reports, the reason for this test is the close relationship between South Korea and America. Actually, America's Vice-President Kamala Harris is going to visit South Korea soon. The date of her arrival in South Korea is not fixed, but according to reports, she will go to South Korea on September 27 after attending the state funeral of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

Despite the ban, North Korea is doing missile testing, the
United Nations (UN) has imposed sanctions on North Korea for testing nuclear and ballistic killers. Simply put, North Korea cannot test nuclear and ballistic missiles. Despite this, missile tests are being done continuously. Earlier in May also missile test was done.

According to South Korea
's President's Office, National Security Director Kim Sung-han called an emergency national security meeting as soon as he received information about the missile testing. During this, he said – North Korea has violated the law of the United Nations Security Council. This is increasing the tension between the two countries.

North Korea is rapidly increasing
its military buildup North Korea is rapidly increasing its military buildup. In the past, North Korea has conducted many missile tests. These include a new type of long-range cruise missile and a hypersonic missile launch. According to APN News, North Korea has tested more than 30 ballistic missiles since 2017.

North Korea Now Nuclear Armed State
Recently North Korea declared itself as a nuclear armed state. For this, North Korea also passed a new law. According to the law, if North Korea is threatened, it can launch a nuclear attack on any country that poses a threat. Kim Jong Un said in July that his country was ready to use nuclear power to fight the US and South Korea.