N. Korea fires 2 apparent short-range missiles

N. Korea fires 2 apparent short-range missiles

Photo taken at Seoul station on May 9, 2019, shows people watching a television screen reporting on North Korea -- after the country fired two unidentified projectiles thought to be short-range missiles. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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