North Korea Launches Missiles Following US-Led Military Drills

One missile may have exploded over land, raising regional tensions after trilateral exercises by the US, Japan, and South Korea.

North Korea fired two ballistic missiles early Monday; one may have failed and exploded mid-air.
The launches followed a three-day military exercise by the US, Japan, and South Korea in the East China Sea
North Korea condemned the drills as provocative and promised 'offensive and overwhelming' countermeasures.
South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff are analyzing the missile launches for further details.
The US Indo-Pacific Command stated the launches do not pose an immediate threat but continue to monitor the situation.