North Korea Launches Several Cruise Missiles

North Korean state media also reported that it has developed new controllable shell and ballistic control system for its multiple rocket launcher (MRL).

SEOUL - The South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff have released a statement saying that its military detected several unknown cruise missiles that had been launched by North Korea on the morning of February 14th, marking the fifth time this year that the country has launched cruise missiles.

Credit: North Korean state media KCNA

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"Our military detected several unknown cruise missiles in the waters northeast of Wonsan (Gangwon Province) around 9 a.m., and ROK-US intelligence authorities are conducting a detailed analysis." the JCS statement read.

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