North Korea tests attack drones; Seoul vows response over DMZ blast
North Korea tested attack drones, cruise missiles and rocket launchers. Kim Jong Un called for 'absolute superiority.' Seoul says it will continue measures over September mine blasts at the border.
Why it matters
Tension on the Korean peninsula raises risks for Japan and the region.
Background
The two Koreas have been in crisis since mine blasts in the demilitarized zone on Sept. 21. Pyongyang denies planting them.
The story so far
- North Korea tests attack drones; Seoul vows response over DMZ blast
- Kim urges drone dominance as North Korea fires missiles
- Rubio says Trump ready to talk with Kim; Pyongyang rejects sanctions statement
- North Korea denies Binance hack as outflows pass $3.6 billion
Sources
- France 24 ↗Oct 29, 8:22 PM ET
- Sky News ↗Oct 29, 4:39 AM ET
- Yonhap ↗Oct 29, 11:15 PM ET
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