In Retaliation, North Korea Demonstrates Reliability of ICB Missiles

As a response to the United States' and South Korea's plans to perform joint exercises, North Korea fired one of their intercontinental ballistic missiles in a "surprise" drill. The missile landed in Japan's exclusive economic zone, west of Hokkaido. Officials out of Pyongyang supplemented the drill with verbal threats of retaliation in belief that there are plans to invade North Korea. Of course, countries and committees across the world condemned North Korea's actions, saying it "threatens regional and international peace and security."

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Joseph Kaminski