North Korea launched an unidentified projectile into the East Sea on September 12. If confirmed as a ballistic missile, this would mark the first launch in 23 days.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff announced that North Korea fired the unidentified projectile into the East Sea. They are currently analyzing the specifications and range of the projectile.
If confirmed as a ballistic missile, this would be the first launch since August 20, when North Korea reportedly fired over ten short-range ballistic missiles, presumed to be 600mm super-large multiple rocket launchers (KN-25), from the Pyongyang area.
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