North and South Korea fire missiles near sea border

November 2, 2022 - North and South Korea have fired missiles into waters near each other's coasts in a marked escalation of hostilities. The North launched its most missiles in a single day – at least 23.

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South Korea responded with warplanes firing three air-to-ground missiles over the disputed maritime demarcation line. Later Pyongyang fired six more missiles and a barrage of 100 artillery shells, according to the BBC.

The North says the launches are in response to large-scale military exercises current being held by South Korea and the United States, which it calls “aggressive and provocative”, the BBC said.