North Korea Fires Missiles After Harris Visits DMZ, South Korea

The video covers a 4-day trip to Asia, focusing on a visit to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) in South Korea. The DMZ has been a buffer zone between North and South Korea since 1953 and is a symbolic site for US leaders to demonstrate their stance against North Korea. During a visit by the US vice president, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un launched two ballistic missiles, showcasing his defiance against Western powers.

What was the main focus of the 4-day trip to Asia?

• Visiting the Great Wall of China

• Touring historical sites in Vietnam

• Attending a summit in Japan

• Exploring the Demilitarized Zone in South Korea

Since when has the Demilitarized Zone served as a buffer between North and South Korea?

• 1945

• 1960

• 1953

• 1975

Why do US leaders visit the Demilitarized Zone?

• To show resolve against North Korea

• To conduct military exercises

• To negotiate trade deals

• To promote tourism

What action did Kim Jong Un take during the US vice president's visit?

• He signed a peace treaty

• He launched two ballistic missiles

• He visited the United States

• He held a press conference

What was the purpose of Kim Jong Un's missile tests?

• To conduct a routine military drill

• To demonstrate military strength to the West

• To celebrate a national holiday

• To test new technology