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NORTH KOREA FIRES MISSILES AGAIN AS WEAK DIPLOMACY FAILSNorth Korea launched multiple short-range ballistic missiles toward the Sea of Japan early Sunday morning, the rogue regime’s seventh such test this year and fourth in April alone.South Korea’s military reported the missiles blasted off from the Sinpo area on the east coast around 6:10 a.m. local time, flying roughly 140 kilometers before splashing down in the waters off the peninsula. Japan confirmed the launches and noted no immediate threat to its territory, with projectiles landing outside its exclusive economic zone.<grok:render card_id=“4d8858” card_type=“citation_card” type=“render_inline_citation”>0This is classic Kim Jong Un saber-rattling, coming amid global distractions like the Iran conflict and while the U.S. and allies push for stronger deterrence. Pyongyang keeps cranking out these provocations to flex its military muscle, extract concessions, and remind the world it won’t be tamed by talk alone. The pattern is clear: more launches, more defiance of UN sanctions, and zero signs of backing down.Allies are monitoring closely, but history shows endless “talks” and restraint only invite the next test. Strong leadership and real pressure, not photo-ops, are what keep tyrants in check.