North Korea launched two ballistic missiles into the East Sea

North Korea launched two ballistic missiles into the East Sea, continuing its weapons development efforts. This action is part of an ongoing pattern by Pyongyang, aiming to enhance its military capabilities amid international sanctions and diplomatic standoffs. Both missiles traveled approximately 800 kilometers before landing in the waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan. Such launches are often intended to test new technologies, demonstrate military prowess, and send political messages regionally and globally. The international community, particularly neighboring countries such as South Korea and Japan, closely monitors these developments. Governments in these nations typically increase surveillance and military preparedness in response. The United States, South Korea's ally, often condemns these actions and calls for diplomatic engagements and denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula. However, North Korea cites external threats as justification for its ongoing weapons development. According to