North Korea fires cruise missiles, claims South Korean military

North Korea fires cruise missiles, claims South Korean military


The USS Kentucky missile submarine in Busan, South Korea, on July 19, 2023. North Korea introduced two missiles into waters off its east coast in a demonstrate of anger hrs immediately after its arrival.

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North Korea fired numerous cruise missiles towards the sea to the west of the Korean Peninsula, the South Korean armed service claimed on Saturday.

This would be North Korea’s most current missile start since it fired two ballistic missiles on Wednesday, as Pyongyang and Washington step up displays of armed service force in a standoff above the isolated country’s nuclear weapons and missile programmes.

A selection of cruise missiles released because around 4 a.m. Saturday local time (1900 Friday GMT) were detected, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff mentioned.

On Wednesday, North Korea fired missiles several hours after a U.S. nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarine (SSBN) surfaced for a rare stop by to South Korea.

North Korea also warned on Thursday that deployment of U.S. plane carriers, bombers or missile submarines in South Korea could satisfy criteria for its use of nuclear weapons.



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