North Korea launches unidentified projectile in first test since South Korea presidential election
The South Korean military said it is difficult to confirm whether the projectile was a ballistic missile, given the information regarding the launch.
The South Korean military said it is difficult to confirm whether the projectile was a ballistic missile, given the information regarding the launch.
Taiwan has signed the contract with the US to purchase a Field Information Communications System worth NT$6.99 billion ($245 million), which will be delivered by September 2025.
Speculation has been widespread that Pyongyang could conduct an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) system test under the disguise of a satellite development project.
The satellite images come as South Korean authorities warned that the regime could carry out an ICBM system test as soon as this week.
A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said it has been proven by practice that sanctions will not solve problems, on the contrary, they will lead to new problems.
The territorial row over the islands has prevented Tokyo and Moscow from concluding a peace treaty to formally end their wartime hostilities.
Referring to the current state of the Japan-South Korea relationship, Kishida said, “The situation is very severe, but we can’t leave it as it is.”
China has largely backed Russia in invading Ukraine, a conflict that has echoes in Beijing’s approach to Taiwan.
The remarks come after North Korea staged nine rounds of missile launches, including seven missile firings in January alone.
He also called for greater efforts to enhance mutual understanding and jointly promote national reunification and rejuvenation.