HORRIBLE, North Korea Fires 30 Missiles and Flies 180 Fighter Jets, Intercepted 80 Carousel Fighter Jets

The state of the Korean Peninsula is increasingly worrying, after South Korea flew 80 military aircraft counting F-35 great fighter jets, Friday the other day.

The fighter jet mobilization was carried out after South Korea sought about 180 flights of North Korean fighter jets in what appeared to be a counter-capability, as reported by the Associated Press.

The deployment of North Korean warplanes came after North Korea conducted a test firing of about 30 ballistic missiles over two days yesterday, counting an intercontinental ballistic missile on Thursday that spurred a rescue warning in Japan.

According to North Korea, their treatment was in response to anger at a joint exercise run by several hundred United States (US) and South Korean fighter jets.

South Korea's Combined Chiefs of Staff explained that North Korean fighter jets were identified in some inland areas and as far away as the country's east and west coasts, but not so close to the Korean bank.

The South Korean military watched about 180 lanes of flights from 1 a.m. to 5 p.m., but it was not yet clear how many North Korean planes were participating and what some might fly more than once.

Neither of the planes violated the South Korean military's virtual line of "tactical action," which is 20 to 50 km north of Korea's sea and land edges, decided to keep an eye out until there was enough time for South Korea to respond to incitement or incitement.

South Korea deployed about 80 of its own fighters, accounting for a few F-35 fighters that were not mentioned as many. There were no immediate reports of the collision.

U.S. and South Korean forces conducted an air exercise with the "Vigilant Storm" that included about 240 fighters, counting F-35s.

The exercise was planned to end Friday, but allies extended it until Saturday in response to North Korea's intense testing activities this week.

The extension of the exercise was made public Thursday after North Korea conducted a test firing of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), which spurred rescue warnings and temporarily halted trains in northern Japan. The ICBM slide came after North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea.

Mr. Jong Chon, a senior North Korean military official, later issued a confession threatening retaliation for the extension of the exercise.

North Korea further fired three additional missiles into the sea and fired about 80 artillery shells into the east side of a maritime buffer zone set up by its east and west high seas rivals in 2018 as part of a deal to reduce chaos.

On Wednesday, North Korea fired more than 20 missiles, the most issued on a single day.

The slide came after Pak unleashed hidden terror from a nuclear dispute with the United States and South Korea over exercises with them, which North Korea said were aggression drills into North Korea.

After setting an annual record with dozens of ballistic missile launches in 2022, North Korea has intensified its testing activities since late September this year, counting what it describes as replicating a nuclear onslaught at South Korean and US targets.

It said the test was intended as a warning at U.S. military exercises with allies South Korea and Japan.

In response to North Korea's rise in weapons experiments and the rise in nuclear terror, the US and South Korea this year continued large amounts of military exercises that were downsized or canceled in the first few years to provide support for the Trump administration's diplomatic efforts with North Korea and because of the outbreak.

North Korea absolutely hates the Vigilant Storm military exercise, which includes U.S. F-35B stealth fighter jets that can attach heavy air-to-ground weapons for ground onslaught vision, said Hong Min, a senior research fellow at Seoul's Korea Institute for National Unification.

He explained that North Korea's series of missile and artillery shootings this week likely showed a sense of alert.

"The number of 240 fighters (taking part in the joint exercise) is great," Hong said. Just to compare, the United States fought at war in the early 1990s Gulf War with the majority of its air capabilities coming from 2 aircraft carriers each carrying 80 fighters.

North Korea issued several dozen ballistic missiles this year, accounting for several ICBMs and medium-range missiles flown over Japan.

South Korean officials explained that there are signs that North Korea in the next few weeks will conduct nuclear experiments. The latest Pyongyang conducted nuclear experiments was in 2017.

Some experts explain North Korea's attempts to force the US to accept it as a nuclear capability and an attempt to talk about economic and security concessions of a strong status.

North Korea prioritizes its threat with the doctrine of nuclear escalation that preemptive nuclear strikes in a variety of slack-interpreted critical circumstances.