North Korea confirms missile launches, says it will 'annihilate the enemy'

North Korea confirms missile launches, says it will 'annihilate the enemy'

North Korea confirmed the launch of two medium-range ballistic missiles, state media reported Wednesday, warning that its military would "surely annihilate the enemy if they fight it."

North Korea confirms firing of 2 ground-to-ground missiles

Latest launch comes a day after South Korea and US began military exercises - Anadolu Agency

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North Korea confirms firing of 2 ground-to-ground ballistic missiless

The North said the missiles hit a pre-set target on an islet off its east coast after travelling some 611 km

North Korea says missile launches helped train for missions at any time

North Korea’s latest missile launches were a military drill designed to train crews to carry out their mission at any time and “annihilate the enemy” if

‘Annihilate the enemy’: North Korea confirms two missile launches

Latest flurry of tests coincides with major military exercises by the United States and South Korea.