S. Korea installs 4 additional U.S. anti-missile system launchers

S. Korea installs 4 additional U.S. anti-missile system launchers

South Korean Defense Minister Song Young Moo (C) speaks at a press conference in Seoul on Sept. 7, 2017, seeking public understanding over the deployment of four additional Terminal High Altitude Area Defense interceptor launchers. Song said that the deployment was "an inevitable measure" needed to protect the nation from the North Korean military threat. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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