North Korea’s Sea‑Bound Missile Parade: Seoul’s Mine Accusations Spark New Fire‑Fight

In a bold show of force, <b>North Korea</b> launched a <b>missile barrage</b> toward the sea in the early hours after Seoul blamed Pyongyang for mine‑laden blasts near the demarcation line. The episode exposes the classic double‑standard: the South cries foul over alleged mines while the North flexes artillery, turning the peninsula into a perpetual fireworks display for the world’s amusement. Citizens on both sides brace for escalation, fearing any misstep could ignite a broader conflict.