North Korea fired two suspected ballistic missiles Saturday, adding to its most recent series of launches that started in late September.
Two short-range suspected ballistic missiles were fired from Pyongyang, Yonhap reported, citing South Korea’s military. The missiles landed outside Japan’s exclusive economic zone, Kyodo said, citing an unidentified government official.
Further information wasn’t immediately available and North Korea typically doesn’t comment on its missile tests until a day after the fact — if at all.
