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Kim Jong-un is getting testy again.
The North Korean leader launched a barrage of 130 artillery shells into a buffer zone with South Korea.
South Korea says it violated a 2018 agreement, and now tensions are higher than ever.
Pushing Back
To say things are different since Trump left office is an understatement in terms of foreign aggression.
We had relative peace on all fronts when Trump was in the Oval Office.
That has not been the case since Biden took over, particularly on the North Korean front.
From 2017 until Trump left office, no missiles were fired, and now Kim is launching tests just about every week to try to provoke South Korea.
This latest barrage has been deemed a violation of the 2018 Comprehensive Military Agreement (CMA) between North and South Korea.
Meanwhile, the United States and South Korea have been conducting live military exercises on Monday and Tuesday, which clearly has provoked Kim.
The Pentagon says the exercises are to deter Kim, but it seems more like they are provoking him.
Source: New York Post
