Bloomberg: Kim: North Korea Capable of Missile 'Attack' on U.S. Military in Pacific
* Pyongyang says missiles can strike ‘Americans in the Pacific’
* Launch comes on day of informal six-nation dialogue in Beijing
North Korea said it successfully launched an intermediate-range ballistic missile capable of hitting U.S. military operations in the Pacific, prompting the U.S. to call on the United Nations Security Council to take action on the isolated nation.
Wednesday’s test was watched by leader Kim Jong Un and "successfully conducted without giving any slightest effect to the security of surrounding countries," the official Korean Central News Agency said in a statement Thursday. An official for South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said the country assumed North Korea’s missile engine performance had improved, although it couldn’t say definitively if the launch could be considered a success.
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Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- June 23, 2016
Kim Jong Un: Pyongyang Can Strike US Pacific Bases With Ballistic Missiles -- Sputnik
N. Korea Test Shows Need for Better Defenses, Pentagon Chief Says -- VOA
South Korean Military Commanders to Meet After North Ballistic Missile Test -- Sputnik
Russia urges Canada not to join new NATO force in Eastern Europe, focus on ‘existential threat’ of ISIL -- National Post/Ottawa Citizen
Russia seen putting new nuclear-capable missiles along NATO border by 2019 -- Reuters
Russia's Deadliest Subs to get new Heat-Seeking Torpedos -- F. Gady, The Diplomat
Defense ministry denies death of Russian servicemen in Syria -- TASS
China’s Growing Arms Sales to Latin America -- ETH
China's Aerospace Defense Industry Sacks US Military Technology -- Anders Corr, Forbes
Thai Air Force begins training first female pilots -- The Independent
Taiwan Moves on $14.7B Indigenous Shipbuilding, Upgrade Projects -- Defense News
Airbus to enhance A330 tanker offering -- Flight Global
Airbus Looks To the US in Search of A400M Buyers -- Defense News
Eurofighter partners target fresh Typhoon sales -- Flight Global
Israeli Air Force Wants 75 Fifth-Generation F-35 Jets From US -- Sputnik
Pentagon still committed to buy more F-35s amid budget pressures -- Star Telegram
Marine Corps looks to fighter jet 'boneyard' after new fleet delay -- FOX News
We Already Have an Arsenal Plane - B-52 -- T.J. May & Mike Pietrucha, War on the Rocks
The US Navy just flexed its muscles in the world's most contested region -- Business Insider
The US Navy Can Now Prove Its New Anti-Ship Missile Is a Real Killer -- National Interest
US Army working with SCO on new long-range precision fires -- IHS Jane's 360
Now the Pentagon refuses to say whether U.S. troops have been hurt fighting ISIS -- Patricia Kime, Military Times
The Pentagon Plans for War on Many Fronts -- Rachelle Marshall, Foreign Policy in Focus
As Foreign Arms Sales Surge, Washington Struggles To Speed Approvals -- Loren Thompson, Forbes
U.S. Fighter Sales to Gulf Allies Stalled for Up to Three Years -- Anthony Capaccio, Bloomberg
US Still Has No Definition for Cyber Act of War -- Bryant Jordan, Military.com
Lawmakers press Pentagon to stop using animals in medical training -- The Hill
US Army Chief Predicts Soldiers to Wear ‘Iron Man’ Suits in Next 10 Years -- Sputnik
1 of 2 Remaining Doolittle Raiders Dies in Montana -- AP
Air Force Vet Alleges Mentioning ‘God’ Is The Reason For His Assault -- Task & Purpose
Pentagon denies aliens crashed in Roswell -- New York Daily News
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