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✓ Published: 22-Apr-2024
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Kim Jong Un‘s North Korea has carried out another missile test, marking its fourth this year. The missile, suspected to be a ballistic one, was launched towards the East Coast, as reported by South Korea’s military and Japan’s Coast Guard.
Kim Jong Un‘s North Korea has carried out another missile test, marking its fourth this year. The missile, suspected to be a ballistic one, was launched towards the East Coast, as reported by South Korea’s military and Japan’s Coast Guard.
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