North Korea launched two short-range ballistic missiles on Friday.

 This was reported by the South Korean military, writes "European Truth" with reference to CNN.

 The missiles were fired from the Sunan area of ​​Pyongyang at approximately 4:32 p.m. local time, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement.

 The statement added that two missiles were launched into the waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan.

 Japan's coast guard said the ballistic missile fell outside Japan's exclusive economic zone.

 This is the 36th day this year that North Korea has launched missiles. Sometimes the Kim regime is subjected to multiple weapons at once.

 Under Kim, North Korea has been aggressively ramping up missile tests, and US and South Korean experts have warned that Pyongyang may be preparing for its first nuclear test in five years.

 The other day it became known that Pyongyang conducted tests of a high-power solid-fuel engine, which, according to experts, will allow it to launch ballistic missiles faster and more mobile.