The North Korean leader is watching a new missile test, state media say

The North Korean state media said two new air defense missiles were fired in a test, observed by the country’s leader Kim Jong Un.

The weapons had a “excellent combat capacity” and used “unique technology,” said the Korean Central Information Agency (KCNA) without adding details.

The firing made on Saturdays “have proven that the technological characteristics of two types of shells are very suitable for the destruction of different air targets,” including drones and cruise missiles, KCNA said.

The test comes hours after South Korea confirmed that she had fired warning photos On Tuesday, the North Korean soldiers, who briefly passed the demilitarized zone (DMZ) dividing the sides.

The command of the United Nations said that about 30 North Korean troops have crossed the heavily attached border between north and south, according to Yonhap news agency.

Pyongyang replied by accusing Seoul of “deliberate provocation”.

South Korea and the United States are conducting large -scale joint military exercises in the region on Monday.

US President Donald Trump is to meet with South Korean President Lee Jay Mun at a Monday summit in Washington.

The newly elected South Korean president had Campaigns to improve intercostal connectionsS

Since then, Kim’s sister has rejected efforts to reconcile by Lee’s government.

Kim also condemned the US and South Korea’s joint military training, describing them as “the most vast and confrontation”.

The North Korean leader has promised to accelerate his goal of increasing the country’s hiding place.

In January, North Korea claims to shoot A new ballistic rocket on the intermediate range dedicated to a hypersonic warhead, which is said to “will reliably contain any rivals in the quiet region.”

Higher South Korean officials have expressed concerns about North Korea receiving Russian rocket technology in exchange for Sending troops to support Russian aggression Against Ukraine.

Shin Wrong, a national security advisor to former South Korean President John Suk Youol, said last year that Seoul found that Moscow had provided missiles and other equipment to help reinforce the air defense network for the capital in Pchenyan.

Whether the last rockets fired from North Korea included some Russian technology is unclear.

North Korea is one of the most refressive totalitarian countries in the world, with Kim and his family ruled by the hermit nation for decades.

South and North Korea have been separated from the end of the Korean War in 1953.

They did not sign a peace treaty, so they still remained at war, even though years have passed since the other ones have been attacked on both sides.