Kim Jong Un's Daughter Watches Missile Tests

0:00Global stories making news on March 11th. North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un and his teenage daughter watch tests of strategic cruise missiles launched from a naval destroyer. State media shared images of them in a conference room viewing the action on a screen from the one-year-old ship called Cho Hye-yeon. The launches happened on Tuesday, with the missile striking target islands off North Korea's West Coast. Kim stressed the importance of a strong nuclear deterrent and getting the Navy ready for offensive action. This came right after the start of annual U.S. and South Korean military drills, which North Korea sees as practice for an invasion. The 11-day freedom she would exercise kicked off on Monday and includes computer simulations plus field training. Kim's sister, Kim Yo-jong, slammed the drills as proof of U.S. and South Korean hostility. She warned that North Korea, which show its war deterrence to the enemies. It's the second time in a week, Kim observed launches from that destroyer, though his daughter wasn't there for the first one in person.

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