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Seoul, Mar 27 (EFE).- North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan on Monday in a new response to the military drills Seoul and Washington are carrying out in the south of the Korean Peninsula. The South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said it detected the launches from Chunghwa county area …

North Korea on Monday fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan.

A U.S. Navy carrier strike group will arrive in Busan, today, as part of efforts to bolster the two countries combined military posture as well as promoting South Korea-U.S. friendship on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of their alliance, Seouls defense ministry said, Monday. “The Nimitz Carrier Strike Group (CSG 11) will pull into a naval base in Busan tomorrow,” Ministry of Defense spokesman Jeon Ha-kyou said at a briefing.

The launch took place three days after North Korea on Thursday fired off at least six short-range missiles into the Yellow Sea.

North Korea tested an underwater attack drone capable of generating a "super-scale radioactive tsunami," the regime's official mouthpiece said on Friday.

Biden spurned NATO allies that are dismantling their democracies.

North Korea has issued a series of truculent missives warning of dire, though unspecified, military actions in an attempt to intimidate the U.S. and its allies into canceling planned military exercises. Pyongyang responded strongly last year when Washington and Seoul restored large-scale military exercises and resumed deployment of nuclear-capable strategic assets after a four-year hiatus. North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un again may go on a missile-launching binge and initiate extensive drills o...

North Korea said Sunday it test-fired two cruise missiles from a submarine off its east coast, the latest in its series of weapons launches.

North Korea said Sunday it test-fired two cruise missiles from a submarine off its east coast, the latest in its series of weapons launches.

North Korea has issued a series of truculent missives warning of dire, though unspecified, military actions in an attempt to intimidate the U.S. and its allies into canceling planned military exercises. Last year, for example, Pyongyang responded strongly when Washington and Seoul restored large-scale military exercises and resumed deployment of nuclear-capable strategic assets after a four-year hiatus.