Payam Javan: North Korea continues its provocative actions by firing over 90 artillery shells near the disputed sea boundary with South Korea.

Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, mocks the South’s detection capabilities. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff dismiss the statement as propaganda, urging North Korea to cease such acts.

Tensions rise as the two countries breach a 2018 military agreement. North Korea claims the artillery drills are part of routine training, while South Korea responds with its own artillery rounds. Experts anticipate increased weapons tests and fiery rhetoric leading up to elections in South Korea and the U.S.