Kim Jong Un oversees missile tests after US‑South Korea drills

As reported by Reuters, Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, observed tactical ballistic missile tests on Friday. The missiles were equipped with a new autonomous guidance system.

North Korea conducted tests of several short-range ballistic missiles on Friday. These missiles were launched in the direction of the Sea of Japan, confirmed by North Korean military sources.

Significantly, Friday's missile tests took place a day after the United States and South Korea conducted joint military exercises. These exercises involved stealth fighter jets, which are difficult to detect by radar.

Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, personally observed these activities.

He expressed satisfaction with the successful tests and ordered the acceleration of the production of new missiles. His goal is to strengthen the country's nuclear forces and increase deterrence capabilities against potential adversaries quickly.

North Korean military sources reported that during the tests on Friday, the missiles equipped with the new autonomous guidance system covered a distance of 186 miles. The tests confirmed the new system's precision and reliability, according to the KCNA agency.

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