Tensions on the Korean Peninsula - TASS

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North Korean missiles reach altitude of nearly 80 kilometers — Japan Coast Guard

North Korean missiles fly about 350 kilometers — South Korean defense officials

IN BRIEF: What is known about projectiles potentially fired by North Korea

Several projectiles fired by North Korea fall into Sea of Japan — agency

North Korea produces enough nuclear material for 20 warheads each year — Seoul

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung proposed freezing North Korea's missile and nuclear programs

North Korea accuses South of violating its airspace

The incident occurred on January 4, when North Korean air defenses detected and tracked an aerial target that crossed the border from the South

DPRK to respond in kind to US 'nuclear muscle flexing' in South Korea

The DPRK’s defense ministry denounced the US submarine's port call in Busan as a "grave act of causing instability and escalating military tensions in the Korean peninsula and the region"

US nuclear-powered submarine enters South Korean port

This is the first visit by a nuclear-powered submarine under President Lee Jae-myung

US softens on DPRK in new national security strategy, paving way for talks — Reuters

North Korean missile flies 700 kilometers — news agency

According to Yonhap, Seoul estimates that a short-range missile was launched toward the Sea of Japan

Trump vows to settle conflict between North Korea, South Korea

The Korean War started on June 25, 1950, ended with an armistice on July 27, 1953 and no peace treaty has ever been signed

Kim Jong Un calls for continuous development of North Korea’s defensive capabilities

The North Korean leader noted that the "nuclear military alliance" between the United States and the Republic of Korea "is making rapid progress"

Pyongyang's nuclear arms guarantee peace on Korean Peninsula — Foreign Ministry

The state possesses a deterrent potential, the DPRK’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kim Song Gyong said

Lavrov points to provocative nature of US military action against North Korea

"There is no option but to return to a mutually respectful dialogue based on the realities on the peninsula in order to build a reliable framework for ensuring long-term peace and stability in Northeast Asia," the statement says