N. Korea launches several cruise missiles into Yellow Sea - Breaking The News

N. Korea launches several cruise missiles into Yellow Sea

1 September

1 min read

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North Korea fired several cruise missiles into the Yellow Sea, the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said on Saturday. They added more information will be released after an initial analysis of the launch.

North Korea's latest missile launch comes after the end of joint military exercises by South Korea and the United States. It also fired two short-range ballistic missiles on Wednesday and held tactical nuclear strike drills simulating destroying key South Korean military posts.

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