MADRID, 7 Nov. (EUROPA PRESS) –
North Korea has promised this Monday to give a continuous, determined and overwhelming response to the “reckless military frenzy” between the United States and South Korea, which these days are carrying out joint military training.
Specifically, Pyongyang has maintained that it will respond to the ‘Storm Watcher’ maneuver, which has recently been extended in time by Washington and Seoul in reaction to recent and intense missile launches by North Korea.
“The enemy’s large-scale joint air exercises are, in fact, an open provocation that intentionally increases regional tensions and, in particular, a dangerous war exercise with a very aggressive nature directly directed at our country,” the government said. North Korean, according to the KCNA agency.
He has also described “all recent and challenging moves” by the United States and South Korea as “unacceptable” and “aggressive.”
For this reason, and to demonstrate “a complete and resolute will to respond to a desperate situation”, the North Korean Army would have carried out a simulation of an alleged attack on a South Korean air base by firing four ballistic missiles and launching 23 ground missiles. -Air in the last few days.
In addition, Pyongyang reportedly aimed one of the ballistic missiles at “an uninhabited island in the front,” referring to Ulleung Island. Last Wednesday, the North Korean Army fired a projectile that fell near said island, activating the air siren in some areas of South Korea.
“Through the operation, the North Korean Armed Forces thoroughly responded to the enemy’s joint air drills… The counter-military operation carried out by the Korean People’s Army is our unequivocal response that our response will be more complete and ruthless as long as the provocative ones persist,” said the North Korean Executive.
“The General Staff of the Korean People’s Army reiterates once again that it will respond to all kinds of war exercises against the enemy’s North Korea with continuous, resolute and overwhelming practical military measures,” he added.
