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North Korea has confirmed that it will consider taking "additional military measures" in response to Japan's escalating arms build-up, especially following Japan's Long-Range Tomahawk missile test and Japan's participation in U.S.-led military drills in the Philippines. Kim Yo-jong, the sister of North Korea's leader, emphasized that Japan's military actions reflect a move towards military expansion, viewing Japan as seeking to become a "war criminal state." She accused the United States of supporting this shift and using Japan and South Korea as shock forces in the region. North Korea's leadership assured that they will not remain passive in the face of changes to Japan’s military policy, stating that they may take further military options in response to rising tensions in the area.
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