North Korea sees US-South Korea-Japan drills as threat
North Korea considers the joint naval maneuvers conducted in September by the United States, South Korea, and Japan to be a threat to it, accusing Washington of pursuing an aggressive policy against it. Pyongyang affirms that its nuclear arsenal is necessary to ensure its sovereignty and security, viewing these exercises as increasing tensions in the region. It describes them as a threat to its sovereignty and political regime. These statements come after joint American military drills and reports of North Korea continuing to launch missiles, as it has not responded to American diplomatic initiatives.
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