North Korea fires missile before drills
North Korea launched a ballistic missile early Wednesday from the Wonsan area along the eastern coast toward the Sea of Japan, traveling over 700 kilometers across the water. This occurred ahead of a large-scale military exercise between the United States and South Korea, which will last for 11 days. North Korea considers these drills a threat and a preparation for invasion, typically responding with test-fired missiles. Japanese authorities have not disclosed details about the missile's fall, while analyses of its specifications are being carried out by American and South Korean forces.
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