North Korea has fired ballistic missiles into the sea off the east coast of the Korean peninsula.
According to the South Korean Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the missiles flew 250 kilometers in a northeasterly direction until they landed in the sea.
U.S. Pacific Command released a statement on Twitter in the wake of the launches:
Statement on latest #NorthKorea violation of @UN Security Council resolutions: 3 SRBM launches; no threat to U.S. territory including #Guam pic.twitter.com/UmQHyZtleC
— U.S. Pacific Command (@PacificCommand) August 25, 2017
South Korea’s President Moon Jae-in is chairing an emergency National Security meeting following missile launches.
The missile launches comes after the United States had praised North Korea for not making any missile launches since the recent imposition of further sanctions.
Spencer Fernando
What a idiots, how does shooting nurlar weapon in to the sea going to help with global warming?
I guess North Korea doesn’t have enough embassies around the world to hide nukes in them, so their “Samson” option is off the table.