North Korea recently launched a missile from Wonsan, which flew approximately 700km into the Sea of Japan. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) detected the launch but conspicuously omitted details about the missile's type or range, stating that South Korean, US, and Japanese authorities were tracking it. This silence, coupled with North Korea's usual reporting of such events, suggests the missile may be a new, top-secret weapon, potentially indicating upgraded weapons exports to Russia for use in the Ukraine war. AI
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