North Korea Fires Two Ballistic Missiles Into Sea of Japan
The launches, hours apart on Sunday, come eight days after North Korea sent several missiles into the same area.
North Korea fired two ballistic missiles hours apart into the Sea of Japan on Sunday, September 20, 2026, according to RFI.
The launches came eight days after North Korea sent several missiles into the same area, RFI reported.
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- La Corée du Nord tire deux missiles balistiques dans la mer du Japon — RFI — Français
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