SRI
  • WHO WE ARE
    • ABOUT SRI
    • WRITE FOR US
  • NEWS
    • Africa
    • Asia
    • Americas
    • Europe
    • Kashmir
    • Middle East
    • Pakistan
    • World
  • ARTICLES
    • BLOG
    • RESEARCH ARTICLES
  • INFOGRAPHICS
    • Constitutional Amendment
    • Covid-19
    • Dams
    • Economy
    • Environment
    • Fact of the day
    • Global Facts and Statistics
    • History through lens
    • Israel Attack
    • Kashmir
    • Learn the term
    • Middle East
    • Military
    • Nuclear
    • Pakistan
    • Personality
    • Quote of the day
    • Space
    • Theory Thursday
    • Today in history
    • Women in international world
  • WEB INFOGRAPHICS
  • CONTACT US
Font ResizerAa
SRISRI
Search
  • INFOGRAPHICS
  • WEB INFOGRAPHICS
  • ARTICLES
  • NEWS
    • Asia
    • Pakistan
    • Americas
    • Europe
    • Middle East
    • World
    • Ukraine crisis
Follow US
Copyright © 2024 Strategic Research institute
AsiaNEWSNuclear

South Korea, US fire missiles after tests by North

SRI NewsDesk
By SRI NewsDesk Published June 7, 2022
Share

SEOUL: South Korea and the United States fired eight ballistic dumdums on Monday in response to North Korean munitions tests the former day, Seoul’s service said.

The Joint Chiefs of Staff said the abettors launched the ground-to-ground Army Tactical Missile System( ATACMS) at targets in the East Sea, also known as the ocean of Japan, in the early morning.

The 10- nanosecond blitz comes a day after North Korea launched eight short-range ballistic dumdums following a South Korea- US common military exercise involving a US aircraft carrier.

“ Our military explosively condemns the North’s series of ballistic bullet provocations and brutally urges it to incontinently stop acts that raise military pressures on the promontory, ” the Joint Chiefs of Staff added.

The US Indo- Pacific Command said one US army bullet and seven South Korean dumdums were fired from the northeast of South Korea during Monday’s live-fire exercise, which was aimed at demonstrating their capability to “ respond snappily to extremity events ”.

Monday’s launches are the alternate similar common show of force by the abettors under South Korea’s hawkish new President Yoon Suk- yeol, who has pledged a tougher station against Pyongyang.

“ Our government will respond decisively and brutally to any provocations from North Korea, ” Yoon said on Monday during a speech on Memorial Day.

Last month, Seoul and Washington carried out combined launches after Pyongyang fired three ballistic dumdums — including a suspected multinational ballistic bullet — in their first similar common move since 2017.

Pyongyang has doubled down on upgrading its munitions program, despite facing crippling profitable warrants, with officers and judges advising that the government is preparing to carry out a fresh nuclear test.

North Korea has carried out a blitz of warrants- busting munitions tests this time, including firing a multinational ballistic bullet at full range.

structure work advancing at N- point

North Korean structure work expanding crucial installations at its main nuclear point at Yongbyon is advancing, International Atomic Energy Agency principal Rafael Grossi told a daily meeting of his agency’s 35- nation Board of Governors on Monday. “ A roof has been installed on the addition to the reported Centrifuge Enrichment Facility, so the addition is now externally complete.

Near the light water reactor( LWR), we’ve observed that the new structure that had been under construction since April 2021 has been completed, and construction has started on two conterminous structures, ” he said in a statement to the Board.

Share This Article
Facebook Twitter Email Copy Link Print
Previous Article US, Europe may seek to censure Iran amid stalled nuclear talks
Next Article Muslim world pushes India for apology from BJP
Leave a comment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Your Trusted Source for Accurate and Timely Updates!

Our commitment to accuracy, impartiality, and delivering breaking news as it happens has earned us the trust of a vast audience.
268kLike
90.7kFollow
17.9kFollow
4.9kSubscribe
1kFollow

Popular Posts

Government legal team to hold meeting on Pandora Papers: Fawad Chaudhry

The government's legal team will hold a chief meeting to review the names cited in…

By SRI NewsDesk

March 9, 2021

By SRI NewsDesk

Pakistan Drought & Weather Outlook

Pakistan is experiencing drought-like condition across Punjab, Sindh, and Balochistan, as rainfall levels remain 40%…

By SRI NewsDesk

You Might Also Like

Son of drug lord ‘El Chapo’ set for guilty plea in US trafficking case
AmericasNEWS

Son Of Drug Lord ‘El Chapo’ Set For Guilty Plea In US Trafficking Case

A son of the infamous Mexican drug cartel boss Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman is expected…

By SRI NewsDesk
Under-construction Mohmand Dam to commence power generation in 2027
KashmirNEWS

Under-construction Mohmand Dam To Commence Power Generation In 2027

MIRPUR (AJK),  (Parliament Times) : Chairman WAPDA Naveed Asghar Chaudhry visited Mohmand Dam Hydropower Project being…

By SRI NewsDesk
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,233
EuropeNEWS

Russia-Ukraine War: List Of Key Events, Day 1,233

Here is how things stand on Friday, July 11: Fighting Russia’s escalation of drone and…

By SRI NewsDesk
‘Such good English’: Liberians confused, angry at Trump comments to Boakai
AfricaNEWS

‘Such Good English’: Liberians Confused, Angry At Trump Comments To Boakai

Liberians are expressing confusion and anger after United States President Donald Trump praised the English…

By SRI NewsDesk
Show More
SRI
Facebook X-twitter Youtube Instagram Linkedin

About Us

 

Strategic Research Institute (SRI) is a non-partisan, non-political and non-governmental research organization based in Islamabad. 

Top Categories
  • BLOG
  • INFOGRAPHICS
  • NEWS
  • RESEARCH ARTICLES
Useful Links
  • ABOUT SRI
  • CONTACT US
  • WRITE FOR US
Copyright © 2025
Strategic Research institute
 
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Lost your password?