North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspected the demonstration of a 'new-type ...
SEOUL - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspected the demonstration of a “new-type tactical guided weapon” on Thursday as a warning to South Korean “warmongers” to stop importing weapons and conducting joint military drills, state media said on Friday.
The U.S. State Department urged Pyongyang to refrain from further provocations and hoped for a resumption of working-level talks on North Korea’s denuclearization. Kim said the test was “a solemn warning to the south Korean military warmongers” and accused South Koreans of “double dealing” for saying they support peace but simultaneously importing new weapons and conducting military drills.
South Korea’s defense ministry said the missiles were launched from North Korea’s east coast near Wonsan city traveled about 267 miles and 428 miles over the sea. They both reached an altitude of 30 miles . Pompeo said when Kim met Trump at the DMZ he had agreed to “avoid launching intermediate-range and long-range ballistic missiles” and “put his negotiating team back in the game”. He said fresh talks were still possible.“You know, lots of countries posture before they come to the table,” Pompeo told Fox News.
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