North Korea launches missile after Kim Yo Jong warning

North Korea has launched a missile toward the east of Japan, following threats from the North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's sister, who warned of an "immediate devastating strike" if Japan expands militarily. The missile landed in the Sea of Japan, causing no damage, while Japan advised ships to avoid missile debris and to stay in contact with authorities. These developments come amid escalating tensions in the region, following reports of a nuclear arsenal that may exceed 120 warheads in Pyongyang's stockpile—significantly more than American estimates—amid ongoing nuclear tensions and military escalations between the Koreas, the United States, and its allies.

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