evidence: On November 2, 2022, North Korea fired 25 missiles of various kinds off its east and west coasts. One of the short-range ballistic missiles was launched in the direction of South Korea’s Ulleung Island, triggering the air raid alert. That same missile landed 26 kilometers (16 miles) south of the Northern Limit Line (NLL)—a disputed maritime border between North and South Korea. According to South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff, this is the first time that North Korea’s missile landed close to South Korea’s territorial waters since the division of the Korean peninsula in 1945. At 1:27 p.m. KST, North Korea also fired 100 artillery shells into South Korea’s maritime buffer zone, violating once again the September 19 inter-Korean agreement reached in 2019. [...] A1: The latest missile tests mark the largest number of missiles that North Korea has fired in a single day. One of the missiles was fired toward the south, a deliberate attempt to target the South Korean territorial waters for the first time. North Korea is also exhibiting risk-escalatory behavior by firing multiple missiles toward the east and west seas of the peninsula despite the presence of the U.S. and South Korean forces.