North Korea threatens 'swift and forceful action' following US missile deal with South
North Korea has criticized the US for authorizing the sale of air-to-air missiles to South Korea, threatening an "immediate and powerful response." Pyongyang labeled the move a "new threat" to its national security, stating that it views the US's transparent stance as inherently hostile. This development occurs while US President Donald Trump is actively seeking a summit meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.