The comment came soon after South Korea announced a series of military drills to hone a response to the North’s increasing nuclear threats.

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and South Korean Defense Minister Lee Jong-Sup met in Seoul, South Korea, on Tuesday.

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Alarmed by the growing North Korean nuclear threat, South Korea and Japan are scrambling to strengthen their defenses.

The Daily Caller News Foundation has learned from experts that the U.S. and its allies have moved to strengthen their militaries in the area.

This successful rocket launch from South Korea may force the Chinese government to re-evaluate its position in the region.

The North Korean drones and the swift response from the South came days after the North fired two short-range ballistic missiles.

Kim Jong Un has said the development of a reconnaissance satellite is intended to aid in obtaining information on U.S. military activities.

A representative said, "We severely warn the enemy side to be prudent, not kindling the flame of escalation of tension ... around the front."

"The Russians were firing 40,000 to 50,000 rounds per day. By comparison, the United States produces only 15,000 rounds each month."