Breaking News Joint Chiefs of Staff "North Korea launches unidentified ballistic missiles into the East Sea."

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It is confirmed that North Korea has fired a ballistic missile, but the Joint Chiefs of Staff said that North Korea has fired an unknown ballistic missile into the East Sea.

Detailed specifications such as missile models and flight distances are still being analyzed.

Japan's Ministry of Defense also confirmed that North Korea has launched a suspected ballistic missile.

Earlier, the defense ministers of South Korea and the U.S. were held in Washington, U.S., and they said they condemned North Korea's dispatch of troops to Russia.

In addition, North Korea's provocations are expected to continue as the U.S. presidential election is just around the corner, and the last provocation was a ballistic missile fired on the 18th of last month.

It's been 43 days since it's been calculated.

At that time, it was the Hwasung 11 missile, a new type of tactical ballistic missile.


4.5 tons of warheads were fired from the tall Hwasong artillery 11-da.

Once again, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Japan's Defense Ministry confirmed that North Korea had just fired an unknown ballistic missile into the East Sea.

I'll let you know more details as soon as they come in.