North Korea fires ballistic missile after rejecting Seoul's mine accusation

North Korea launched a ballistic missile from Wonsan toward the East Sea, flying over 700 km, a day after rejecting Seoul's claim that North Korean mines wounded South Korean soldiers in the DMZ. The launch follows escalating rhetoric from Kim Jong-un's sister and signals continued military pressure despite diplomatic overtures. The test's details are under analysis by Seoul and Washington, with uncertainty over missile type and intent.