CNN: North Korea fired 2 unidentified projectiles, South Korea says
North Korea fired two "unidentified projectiles" into the waters between South Korea and Japan on Thursday afternoon, the South Korean government said in a statement.
It is unclear what exactly was launched, but South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said the military "is maintaining its readiness by monitoring relevant movements in preparation for further launches."
Japan's Coast Guard said in a statement "it appears that North Korea has launched a missile" and advised ships to avoid the area.
If confirmed as a missile test, it would be the first by Pyongyang in nearly a month and the 12th since May. The country said it tested a new type of submarine-launched ballistic missile on October 2. Experts voiced concern over that event because it was the first missile test by North Korea in some time that didn't involve a shorter-range weapon.
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2 comments:
NK has launched quite few missiles into the sea. I wonder if anyone has tracked the final location (assuming they are still there of course) of these missiles on a map? I haven't been able to find such a map.
Was this the big thing promised by Kim after his white pony stunt?
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