North Korea Test Fires Two Ballistic Missiles


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On March 24, North Korea test-launched two new short-range ballistic missiles. The state-run KCNA stated the missiles, which appear to be a variant of the KN-23, flew 600 km before striking a target in the Sea of Japan. Japanese and South Korean reports, however, say the missiles ranged about 430 km. Earlier on March 21, North Korea test-fired two cruise missiles. 

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Shaan Shaikh, "North Korea Test Fires Two Ballistic Missiles," Missile Threat, Center for Strategic and International Studies, April 7, 2021, last modified April 7, 2021, https://missilethreat.csis.org/north-korea-test-fires-two-ballistic-missiles/.