Dictator Kim Jong Un arrived to inspect nuclear drills, a serious warning to enemies

North Korea is continuously conducting missile tests. North Korea has conducted several missile tests this year. Meanwhile, on Monday, local media KCNA reported that Kim Jong-un inspected the places where nuclear operation tests were conducted in the past few days. Kim Jong recently personally oversaw seven missile launches. All these missile tests are meant as a serious warning to the enemies.

North Korea's recent missile tests demonstrated its ability to strike with strategic nuclear weapons. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said his army was fully prepared to hit and destroy targets at any time from any location.

a clear warning to enemies

Kim Jong, said earlier last month that North Korea's transition to nuclear power was "irreversible". Also said that this exercise is a clear warning and clear demonstration to the enemies of the country.

Short-range tactical nuclear missiles would be unable to reach the US, but could theoretically be used against South Korea and Japan.

Order to start trials in response to naval exercise

In a report on Monday, local news agency KCNA said Kim had ordered the test launch in response to a massive naval exercise by South Korean and US forces.

America and Japan recently started military exercises

Tokyo and Washington have recently resumed exercises. Including the deployment of the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan off the east coast of South Korea. This is a move that has angered Pyongyang. Where the practice is seen as a rehearsal for an attack.

The missile that North Korea fired at Japan on October 4 was a newly developed missile intended to give a stern warning to its enemies. Tensions are rising on the Korean island, Kim-led North Korea has conducted several missile tests. In this, a missile test was conducted over the neighboring country of Japan. Japan had also lodged a strong objection to this.

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