North Korea Conducts Nuclear Counterattack Simulation

Kim Jong Un supervises missile drills with 'nuclear trigger' system amid heightened regional tensions.

North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un led a tactical drill simulating a nuclear counterattack, showcasing a new command and control system known as 'Haekbangashoe' or 'nuclear trigger'.
The drill involved the launch of multiple ballistic missiles, demonstrating the system's capability to manage nuclear forces effectively.
South Korea and Japan detected the missile launches, which are part of a series of tests that North Korea has conducted despite international sanctions.
U.S. and South Korean officials have expressed concerns over the accuracy and potential export of North Korea's missile technology.
The drills come as the U.S. and South Korea conduct their own military exercises, increasing tensions in the region.