North Korea Launches Over 12 Ballistic Missiles Into Sea

The South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said that North Korea launched more than a dozen suspected short-range ballistic missiles.

Japanese Prime Minister's Office: "North Korea has launched a suspected ballistic missile”. Update: South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff reported that it had detected approximately 10 suspected short-range ballistic missiles launched near the North Korean capital of Pyongyang toward the sea.

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The South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said that North Korea launched more than a dozen suspected short-range ballistic missiles.

Japan: "An object that could be a North Korean ballistic missile appears to have already fallen."

Updates On Launch:

Japanese Prime Minister’s Office: [North Korea related/Prime Minister's instructions] Regarding the missile launch by North Korea, the Prime Minister said:

• 1. Make every effort to gather and analyze information and provide prompt and accurate information to the public.

• 2 Thorough safety confirmation of aircraft, ships, etc.

• 3. Prepare for unexpected situations and be fully prepared. Instructions on the following three points (instructions at 6:19).

South Korea: Around 10 Launches By North Korea Detected. Further Information, Map, Statements, etc: