Kim Yo Jong warns Japan over Tomahawk missile test

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's sister, Kim Yo Jong, warned that Pyongyang would adopt "additional military options" after Japan test-fired a US-made Tomahawk cruise missile. In a statement carried by state media KCNA, she accused Japan of abandoning its defensive posture and becoming a military power capable of preemptive strikes, while blaming the United States for enabling Tokyo's buildup. The warning came a day after Japan's defence white paper named China, Russia, and North Korea as threats.