The government designates North Korea's "solid-propelled missile field" as a target item for monitoring.

The South Korean government has announced new customized surveillance targets for solid-propelled missiles to cope with North Korea's long-range ballistic missile launches.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said it has designated 15 items that are necessary for the development and production of solid-propelled missiles and are difficult for North Korea to produce on its own as new "solid-propelled missile surveillance items."

In addition, the items announced this time will be banned from exporting to North Korea, which has diverted to third countries, in accordance with the "Special Notice on Trade for International Peace and Security Maintenance" after going through relevant domestic procedures.

In the meantime, this measure was announced in June 2016 as a nuclear weapon?He explained that it is expected to tighten sanctions against North Korea by reinforcing existing export controls such as missile surveillance items and missile technology control systems.