North Korea fires projectile in third launch this month, says South Korea

S Korea said N Korea fired at least one projectile in its 3rd weapons launch this month, as it continues to demonstrate its military might amid pandemic border closures and stalled diplomacy with US.

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North Korean Kim Jong Un
The launch came hours after the North issued a statement berating the Biden administration for imposing fresh sanctions against the country over its earlier missile tests.

said Friday that fired at least one projectile in its third weapons launch this month, as it continues to demonstrate its military might amid pandemic border closures and stalled diplomacy with the United States.

The South's Joint Chiefs of Staff did not immediately say where the weapon landed or provided other details.

The launch came hours after the North issued a statement berating the Biden administration for imposing fresh sanctions against the country over its earlier missile tests this month, and warned of stronger and more explicit action if Washington continues its confrontational stance.

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First Published: Fri, January 14 2022. 12:06 IST
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