The government media says that the North Korean commander supervises a new missile test

North Korea’s government media said two new air defense missiles were expelled in a test supervised by the country’s leader Kim Jong Un.

The Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said that the weapons were “super combat power” and used “unique technology”.

KCNA said the launch, which was conducted on Saturday, “has proven that the technological features of two types of projectiles are very suitable to destroy different air targets” including drones and marine flight missiles.

The test comes after hours South Korea confirmed that it launched warning shots On Tuesday in North Korea soldiers who briefly crossed the DMZ region separating countries.

Yonhap news agency said the United Nations Command said that about 30 North Korea soldiers crossed the boundaries largely between the north and the south.

Pyongyang responded by accusing Seoul of “deliberate provocation.”

South Korea and the United States have been conducting large -scale joint military exercises in the region since Monday.

US President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet South Korea President Lee Jay Meong at Monday’s summit in Washington.

He was the newly -elected South Korean President He was carried to improve relations between the Koreans.

However, Kim’s sister has since rejected efforts towards the reconciliation of the government of Lee.

Kim also condemned earlier this month the joint military exercises between the United States and South Korea, describing it as “the most hostile and confronting.”

The North Korean leader pledged to accelerate his goal to increase the country’s nuclear weapons.

In January, North Korea claimed fire A new medieval ballistic missile that tends to a high -sounded warhead, which said, “It will reliably contain any competitors in the Pacific region.”

South Korea’s senior officials raised concerns about North Korea receiving Russian missile technology in exchange Sending forces to support the Russian aggression Against Ukraine.

Chin Wwsik, National Security Adviser to former South Korean President Yun Suk Yol, said last year that Seoul had found that Moscow provided missiles and other equipment to help strengthen the Jung Yang air defense network, the capital.

Whether the latest missile launched by North Korea included any Russian technology unclear.

North Korea is one of the most repressive authoritarian countries in the world, where Kim and his family ruled the explosive nation for decades.

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

They have not signed a peace treaty, and therefore they have been in a state of war since then, although years have passed since either sides the other jumped.