South Korea and US coordinate over missile detection

South Korea has announced that it continues to coordinate with Washington regarding missile launches from North Korea, following a delay in reporting the latest missile test. The South Korean government and the United States confirmed that they observed the projectiles in real time between 7:27 and 8:20 a.m. on June 25, with ongoing bilateral coordination. Meanwhile, some media outlets speculated that restrictions on information sharing may have impacted Seoul's ability to monitor. The military clarified that missile tracking operations are proceeding smoothly and that they remain on high alert.

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