Every
country wants to develop on its own and protect it’s self from enemies. But
North Korea’s approach is different to others. North Korea is showing interest more
on developing nuclear missiles and least bothered on development of the
country.
Though United Nations issued sanctions, North Korea hadn’t move away
from its approach. North Korea launched two ballistic missiles into the sea
near Japan, Japan’s prime minister said, fuelling tensions ahead of the Tokyo
Olympics. It put pressure on new President Joe Biden and his administration.
North
Korea has launched several missiles in Pyongyang’s first challenge to the
Biden. The exercise comes just days after US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met
South Korean Prime Minister. US officials have downplayed North Korean military
exercise is regular military testing and this will not hamper Washington’s
efforts to denuclearization with North Korea. Pyongyang tests are provoking
both Washington and Seoul. But Pyongyang timing raised many questions. Both US
and South Korea forces did joint exercises in second week of March. This forced
Pyongyang issued first warning to Washington and Seoul. President Joe’s administration hopes to reignite negotiations with Kim
Jong-un regime on its nuclear arsenal.
Analysts worry that Pyongyang is taking proactive actions to undermine
cooperation among Japan, South Korea and United States. North Korea's ballistic
missiles are banned under United Nations Security Council Resolutions, and if
the launch is confirmed it would represent a new challenge to Biden's efforts
to engage with Pyongyang, which have so far been rebuffed. The nuclear-armed
North has a long history of using weapons tests to ramp up tensions, in a
carefully calibrated process to try to forward its objectives.
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