North Korea warns of Japanese military response

Kim Yo Jong, Vice Head of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, stated that Japan's tests of Tomahawk missiles pose a threat to North Korea's security and to the region as a whole. She considered these tests part of Japan's acceleration toward transforming into a military power amid rapidly changing international circumstances. She also indicated that Pyongyang will not remain passive in the face of Japan's military developments, though she did not specify any particular measures. Previously, the Japanese Ministry of Defense announced that it had conducted Tomahawk missile tests in cooperation with the U.S. Navy, describing them as an important step forward in Japan's missile program.

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