North Korea fired several ballistic missiles on the morning of November 4, marking the first such launch since October 31.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) reported that South Korean military detected multiple missiles launched from the Sunduk area into the East Sea. They added that the precise specifications of the detected North Korean missiles are currently under detailed analysis by South Korea and the United States.
The JCS emphasized that the U.S. and South Korea closely monitored the missile launch from the preparation stage and tracked the missiles immediately after they were fired.
Additionally, they stated, “Our military maintains a robust U.S.-South Korea combined defense posture and is closely watching various developments in North Korea, ensuring we have the capability and readiness to respond overwhelmingly to any provocations.”
Meanwhile, North Korea had previously launched a 'tactical ballistic missile with cluster munitions' on October 31.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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