South Korea, Japan report North Korea fired two ballistic missiles into Sea of Japan
The launches followed Pyongyang's condemnation of an IAEA resolution on its nuclear program and US naval drills in the Pacific.
North Korea fired two ballistic missiles hours apart into the Sea of Japan on Sunday, according to South Korean and Japanese authorities cited by France 24.
The launches followed Pyongyang's denunciation of a resolution by the International Atomic Energy Agency condemning its nuclear program, as well as naval exercises conducted by the United States in the Pacific, France 24 reported.
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- La Corée du Nord tire deux missiles balistiques dans la mer du Japon — France 24 — Français
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