North Korea Launches Multiple Missiles Again After Military Exercises With US
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North Korea Launches Multiple Missiles Again After Military Exercises With US

SAPO12 September 2026 at 02:40

North Korea launched this Saturday several short-range ballistic missiles toward the Sea of Japan. This launch occurred just one day after South Korea, the United States and Japan had concluded joint military exercises in the region.

The countries involved in the military exercises were South Korea, the United States and Japan. North Korea's missile launches are interpreted as a direct response to the military activities carried out jointly by these three nations.

The Sea of Japan was the destination of the short-range ballistic missiles fired by the North Korean regime. This type of missile is consistent with the patterns of weapons testing that North Korea has been regularly conducting.

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