North Korea fires ballistic missiles toward sea
Why it matters: China's top diplomat will visit North Korea on April 9-10 amid escalating missile tests.
- North Korea fired ballistic missiles toward the sea for a second day, reiterating its lack of intent to mend ties with Seoul.
- Pyongyang continues its missile tests, signaling a consistent stance against reconciliation with South Korea.
- China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi is scheduled to visit North Korea from April 9 to 10, as reported by Straits Times Asia, adding a diplomatic layer to the missile launches.
North Korea has launched ballistic missiles for a second consecutive day, reaffirming its disinterest in improving relations with South Korea. These launches coincide with an upcoming visit from China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi, suggesting potential diplomatic maneuvering amidst regional tensions.
