Pyongyang conducts missile tests amid trilateral exercises
North Korea has confirmed that it conducted offensive maneuvers using artillery and long-range missiles in response to the trilateral drills carried out by South Korea, the United States, and Japan. The exercise, which took place on Saturday and involved five units of the Korean People's Army, included the deployment of advanced combat systems such as attack drones, cruise missiles, and heavy rocket launchers operated via thermal pressure, as well as tactical ballistic missiles. The weapons involved demonstrated a high level of destructive capability, achieving 100% accuracy in hitting their targets. These maneuvers follow North Korea's launch of missiles from the Wonsan area toward the East Sea, an escalation that reflects heightened regional tensions amid the ongoing drills by the alliance of South Korea, the United States, and Japan.
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