North Korea's state media reported that recent missile tests included ballistic missiles armed with cluster-bomb warheads, as part of an effort to enhance its nuclear-capable forces aimed at South Korea. The tests, which spanned three days, also showcased anti-aircraft weapons and electromagnetic systems. South Korea's military detected multiple missile launches from North Korea's eastern coast, with missiles flying between 240 to 700 kilometers (150 to 434 miles) before falling into the sea. Japan's Defense Ministry confirmed that none of the missiles entered its exclusive economic zone, and the U.S. military stated that the launches posed no immediate threat. The North's missile capabilities, particularly the Hwasong-11 ballistic missiles, are designed to evade defense systems, raising concerns in the region. Tensions have escalated, with North Korea labeling South Korea as its