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North Korea's Latest Effort to Launch Projectile Proves Unsuccessful, S. Korea Military Says
North Korea's Latest Effort to Launch Projectile Proves Unsuccessful, S. Korea Military Says
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On Monday, South Korean media reported that the DPRK was preparing to conduct another intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test launch as soon as this... 16.03.2022, Sputnik International
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According to Japanese broadcaster NHK, citing a source from Japan's Ministry of Defense, North Korea fired a projectile on Wednesday that could be a missile.No other details were available in the initial report. An emergency headquarters has been set up under the Office of the Prime Minister of Japan in connection with the reported launch of a DPRK missile. There has been no damage reported as a result of the alleged test.According to Reuters, however, the South Korean defence ministry initially said it had nothing to confirm in regard to reports of a launch.South Korean news agency Yonhap later reported, citing the country's military, that it was presumed that North Korea attempted to fire an unknown projectile from Sunan airfield, but it reportedly failed to launch properly.The alleged missile test was reported to have been conducted at around 9:30 am, local time, but the projectile was presumed to have failed shortly after launch.Additionally, NHK reported that the US Air Force's special electronic reconnaissance aircraft took off from Kadena Air Base in Okinawa and returned to the base after about nine hours in the sky.According to the report, the aircraft was an RC-135S, commonly known as "Cobra Ball," a special plane that collects data on ballistic missiles in flight.If the reports are true, it will be North Korea's tenth missile launch this year.South Korea and the US accused the DPRK of testing a new ICBM system ahead of a full-range launch on February 27 and March 5. North Korea said that the tests were aimed to create a "reconnaissance satellite."Let's stay in touch no matter what happens! Follow our Telegram channel to get all the latest news: https://t.me/sputniknewsus
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North Korea's Latest Effort to Launch Projectile Proves Unsuccessful, S. Korea Military Says
00:53 GMT 16.03.2022 (Updated: 13:36 GMT 18.09.2023) Kirill Kurevlev
Managing Editor
On Monday, South Korean media reported that the DPRK was preparing to conduct another intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test launch as soon as this week after conducting nine tests since the beginning of this year.
According to Japanese
broadcaster NHK, citing a source from Japan's Ministry of Defense, North Korea fired a projectile on Wednesday that could be a missile.
No other details were available in the initial report. An emergency headquarters has been set up under the Office of the Prime Minister of Japan in connection with the reported launch of a DPRK missile. There has been no damage reported as a result of the alleged test.
According to Reuters, however, the South Korean defence ministry initially said it had nothing to confirm in regard to reports of a launch.
South Korean news agency Yonhap later
reported, citing the country's military, that it was presumed that North Korea attempted to fire an unknown projectile from Sunan airfield, but it reportedly failed to launch properly.
The alleged missile test was reported to have been conducted at around 9:30 am, local time, but the projectile was presumed to have failed shortly after launch. "The intelligence authorities of South Korea and the US are conducting an additional analysis," the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement, per Yonhap.
Additionally, NHK
reported that the US Air Force's special electronic reconnaissance aircraft took off from Kadena Air Base in Okinawa and returned to the base after about nine hours in the sky.
According to the report, the aircraft was an RC-135S, commonly known as "Cobra Ball," a special plane that collects data on ballistic missiles in flight.
If the reports are true, it will be North Korea's tenth missile launch this year.
South Korea and the US
accused the DPRK of testing a new ICBM system ahead of a full-range launch on February 27 and March 5. North Korea said that the tests were aimed to create a
"reconnaissance satellite."Let's stay in touch no matter what happens! Follow our Telegram channel to get all the latest news: https://t.me/sputniknewsus 
