North Korea's Missile Test Demonstrates Military Might
North Korea announced the successful test firings of its missiles, showcasing its growing military capabilities ahead of President Donald Trump's visit to South Korea.
The Korean Central News Agency reported that the missiles flew for over two hours before striking targets in the western waters, and could contribute to expanding the operational sphere of North Korea's nuclear-armed military.
The missiles flew for over two hours before striking targets in its western waters.
- The missiles were fired in the northwestern waters at around 3 p.m.
- South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff detected North Korea preparing to launch its missiles.
President Trump is scheduled to visit South Korea on Tuesday, where he will make remarks at the APEC CEO Luncheon at Gyeongju Arts Center.
Author's summary: North Korea tests missiles before Trump's visit.