North Korea Fires Two Suspected Ballistic Missiles Off East Coast, Japan and South Korea Say
The launch followed Pyongyang's criticism of a US-led military drill involving both South Korea and Japan.
North Korea fired two suspected ballistic missiles off its east coast, according to Japanese and South Korean officials cited by Anadolu Agency.
The launch came after North Korea criticized a US-led military drill that included both South Korea and Japan, Anadolu Agency reported.
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- North Korea fired 2 suspected ballistic missiles off east coast, Japan and South Korea say — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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