US EditionNorth Korea says it test-fired cruise-missiles hours ahead of Trump's arrival in South Korea
North Korea successfully test-fired sea-to-surface cruise missiles flying over two hours to demonstrate expanded nuclear operational reach and naval strength, officials said.
- North Korea test-fired several sea-to-surface cruise missiles into its western waters to coincide with U.S. President Donald Trump's visit to South Korea.
- The test was claimed to expand the operational sphere of North Korea's nuclear-armed forces, but South Korea's military did not immediately confirm the launches.
- Trump suggested he might be open to recognizing North Korea as a nuclear power, saying 'they got a lot of nuclear weapons.
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Only hours before Donald Trump lands in South Korea, Kim Jong-un makes his missiles thunder. Several cruise missiles shoot into the sky early on Wednesday morning – targeted, provocative, calculated.
North Korea conducted on Tuesday a trial of cruise missiles off its western coast, on the eve of US President Donald Trump's visit to South Korea, announced the North Korean state media. ...
After stops in Malaysia and Japan, Donald Trump continues to travel to South Korea. It seems that Pyongyang is firing wing rockets into the sea. Nevertheless, the US President hopes to meet with the local leadership.
North Korea has tested sea-to-surface cruise missiles, launching them into waters off the country's western coast, ahead of US President Donald Trump's visit to South Korea, state media reported on Wednesday.
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