North Korea threatens again and has launched two missiles | Chronic

One day after showing the world a new submarine that can carry nuclear weapons, North Korea on Wednesday launched two short-range missiles from its eastern coast to the Sea of ​​Japan, the chiefs of state said. major of South Korea. "Our armed forces are following the evolution of the situation in case of new launches and remain vigilant"reported South Korean chiefs of staff.

Trump said negotiations for the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula were continuing.

Both missiles were launched early in the morning at 20 minutes intervals, near the port city of Wonsan, and both tracked at about 430 km, a distance similar to that of the last one. missile launched by North Korea on May 9. Less than a month ago, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, and the first leader in North Korea, Kim Jong-un, they met for the third time, this time in the demilitarized zone that divides the two koreas since the end of the war in the 1950s.

Although the two leaders have not offered concrete commitments and Pyongyang is pursuing its military development, Trump said negotiations to denuclearize the Korean peninsula are continuing. On Wednesday, the official North Korean media showed that Kim had reviewed a new submarine capable of carrying nuclear weapons and said the ship would soon be deployed in the waters of the Sea of ​​Japan.

International badysts and the media have interpreted the announcement as Kim's public pressure on Trump to push the negotiations forward, blocked since Trump refused to lift sanctions against Pyongyang at the second bilateral meeting in Hanoi last February. In Vietnam.