North Korea Fires Dozens of Missiles as Landmine Incident Sparks Accusations

North Korea fired 'around a dozen' ballistic missiles into the East Sea, as reported by Al Arabiya on October 29, 2026. The missile launch is described as a significant military action demonstrating North Korea's capabilities. Al Arabiya noted the event as part of an ongoing escalation of tensions between North and South Korea. Seoul accused Pyongyang of causing a landmine explosion that injured three of its soldiers, according to Al Jazeera. North Korea denied the accusation, leading to heightened diplomatic and military friction. The landmine incident is part of a broader dispute between the two Koreas, with both sides exchanging accusations and counter-accusations.