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Does anyone else find it ironic they call drills a ‘threat’ but then launch actual ballistic missiles first?
Interesting that they launched immediately after the condemnation. Suggests the plan was already in motion regardless of rhetoric.
This escalates tensions significantly. I hope neighboring countries aren’t caught off guard by further retaliatory actions.
Did the drills actually pose a realistic threat, or was this just another provocation for political leverage?
Another missile test from Pyongyang. Why is this still surprising to anyone paying attention to the region?