North Korea may have launched multiple ballistic missiles early on Wednesday, according to Japanese public broadcaster NHK, which landed in the sea.
The broadcaster, citing Japan’s Coast Guard, reported that North Korea had launched “what could be two ballistic missiles.” This comes after Japan’s Prime Minister’s office said that North Korea had launched a suspected ballistic missile.
On Tuesday, a nuclear-capable US Navy ballistic missile submarine made a port call in South Korea on Tuesday. The presence of the Ohio-class ballistic missile submarine in the South Korean port city of Busan was announced by the country’s Defense Ministry on Tuesday afternoon.
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