Key Takeaways
- North Korea launched two ballistic missiles, including a short-range one, eastward from Seoul.
- The missiles flew about 600 kilometers and 120 kilometers respectively.
- The SKorean military reported the launch, citing the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Seoul: North Korea launched two ballistic missiles, including a short-range one, eastward on Monday, South Korean news agency Yonhap reported, citing the country’s Joint Chiefs of Staff.
The short-range ballistic missile flew about 600 kilometers (372 miles), while another missile covered about 120 kilometers, the report added.
On Wednesday, North Korea launched an unspecified ballistic missile toward the Sea of Japan. However, the test reportedly failed, with the missile flying only about 250 kilometers.
On Thursday, North Korean state-run news agency KCNA reported that the North Korean Missile Administration “successfully” carried out the separation and guidance control test of individual mobile warheads a day before.
