
North Korea launches two short-range missiles, drawing regional protest
North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles from its eastern coast on Sunday, with the second missile traveling about 590 kilometers before sinking in the Sea of Japan outside Japan’s EEZ after an earlier launch of roughly 440 kilometers. Japan condemned the launches and protested to Pyongyang, while South Korea and the United States are coordinating to analyze the launches and monitor the situation as regional tensions persist.












