South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol has warned North Korea to stop its nuclear program or Risk Regime Instability. He urged Pyongyang to halt its development of nuclear and missile capabilities, stating that the regime's instability will continue to increase unless it stops. Yoon also pressed China to take constructive efforts to denuclearize North Korea, highlighting that Pyongyang's nuclear provocations negatively affect China's national interests. This warning comes after North Korea's simulated strike on the South, where it launched cruise missiles carrying mock nuclear warheads. Cruise missiles pose a significant security challenge as there is no current defense system entirely adequate against them.

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