Fire missiles again! North Korea shoots 4 times in a month, suspected to be "military aid to Russia"

North Korea once again launched multiple missiles into the eastern sea on the 4th. This was the fourth weapons test launched by the Pyongyang authorities in just one month. The South Korean and US military have stepped up their alerts and closely analyzed relevant parameters. Prior to this, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's sister Kim Yo-jong had publicly ruled out the possibility of dialogue with the United States, causing tensions on the Korean Peninsula to continue to rise.

According to "Reuters", South Korea's Ministry of National Defense confirmed that the North Korean military launched multiple missiles from the Sondok area on the eastern coast on the 4th. The South Korean military emphasized that Seoul and Washington are currently conducting precise analysis of specific data such as the missile's flight distance and altitude, and are maintaining a high level of alert to prepare for any potential provocative behavior.

North Korea has conducted frequent weapons tests this year, including missiles with a range of more than 900 kilometers and supersonic missiles. Just hours before the test, Kim Jong-un's sister Kim Yo-jong issued a statement, emphasizing that there would be no possibility of negotiation before the United States abandons its "hostile policy" and once again denied North Korea's huge robbery involving the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange "Binance". In addition, North Korean state media also reported a few days ago that Kim Jong-un went to inspect the naval shipyard where destroyers are built, demanding that the navy strengthen its combat capabilities.

Lee Chung-geun, a missile expert at South Korea's Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), analyzed that North Korea's frequent missile test launches this year indicate that Pyongyang may be close to the mass production stage, or it may be exporting large quantities of arms to Russia and conducting large-scale testing and verification before shipment.