North Korea fired banned missile in longest flight yet, October 2024

Are you afraid about the war in Ukraine becoming another world war? Some of the North Korea troops went there to help the Russians, and last month (October 2024) North Korea has fired a new intercontinental ballistic missile which flew for 86 minutes - the longest flight recorded yet - before falling into waters off its east, South Korea and Japan said.

The ICBM launch violated UN curbs and came at a time of deteriorating relations between the two Koreas, something interesting and dangerous because the war between them has not ended - it's only frozen - and the South Korea wants to help Ukraine because of the North Korea intervention. Seoul's defence ministry said the test was intended to develop weapons that "fire farther and higher”.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said in a rare same-day report on state media that the launch shows "our will to respond to our enemies" and described it as "appropriate military action". Whatever you think, dangerous or not, just preparefor the worst and live your days the best way you can.