The North Korean leader monitors the new rocket test, says State Media, says State Media

According to the North Korean state media, two new air defense rockets were fired in one test that was supervised by the guide of the country, Kim Jong un.

The weapons had “superior combat ability” and used a “unique technology”, said the Korean central news agency (KCNA), without adding details.

The starts carried out on Saturday have “shown that the technological features of two types of projectiles are very suitable to destroy different air goals”, including drones and cruise tracts, said KcNa.

The test comes hours after South Korea confirmed that it fired warning shots On Tuesday in North Korean soldiers, who briefly crossed the demilitarized zone (DMZ), which separated the countries.

The United Nations Command announced that around 30 North Korean troops had exceeded the heavily loaded border between north and south, the Yonhap news agency said.

Pyongyang replied by accusing Seoul of a “deliberate provocation”.

South Korea and the United States have carried out large military exercises in the region since Monday.

US President Donald Trump is to meet South Korean President Lee Jae Myung on Monday in Washington.

The newly elected South Korean president had fought for the improvement of the intercorean bonds.

Since then, however, Kim’s sister has rejected the efforts to reconcile Lee’s government.

At the beginning of this month, too, Kim condemned the joint military exercises in the USA and South Korea and described them as “most hostile and confrontational”.

The North Korean guide promised to accelerate his goal of increasing the country’s stock of nuclear weapons.

In January, North Korea claimed to fire A new ballistic intermediate level that tilts with a hyperschelle explosive head, of which “it reliably contains all competitors in the Pacific region”.

Senior South Korean officials have expressed concerns about North Korea in exchange for Russian rocket technology Send troops to support Russian aggression Against Ukraine.

Shin Wonsik, National Security Advisor of the former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, said last year that Seoul found that Moscow had made rockets and other devices to strengthen the air defense network for Pyongyang, the capital, to strengthen the capital.

It was unclear whether the recent North Korea missiles were involved in a Russian technology.

North Korea is one of the most repressive totalitarian states in the world, with Kim and his family rule the nation for decades.

South Korea and North Korea have been divided in 1953 since the end of the Korean War.

They have not signed a peace treaty and have therefore remained technically at war since then, although it was years since both sides shot at the others.