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North Korea on Tuesday claimed that it successfully tested a new 'hypersonic missile' called Hwasong-8.
The State news media KCNA reported that the new missile was one of the "five most important" new weapons systems laid out in its five-year military development plan. They also referred to the new missile as a "strategic weapon", which usually means it has nuclear capabilities.
The launch is North Korea's third round of weapons firings this month, came only three days after North Korea repeated its offer for conditional talks with South Korea.
The launch from Jagang province "confirmed the navigational control and stability of the missile", along with its "guiding manoeuvrability and the gliding flight characteristics of the detached hypersonic gliding warhead" and the engine, according to KCNA.
"The test results proved that all the technical specifications met the design requirements", it added.

North Korea says it fired new 'hypersonic missile'

North Korea says it fired new 'hypersonic missile'. State media released a photo that it said was the Hwasong-8 missile.

North Korea on Tuesday claimed that it successfully tested a new 'hypersonic missile' called Hwasong-8.
The State news media KCNA reported that the new missile was one of the "five most important" new weapons systems laid out in its five-year military development plan. They also referred to the new missile as a "strategic weapon", which usually means it has nuclear capabilities.
The launch is North Korea's third round of weapons firings this month. It only three days after North Korea repeated its offer for conditional talks with South Korea.
The launch from Jagang province "confirmed the navigational control and stability of the missile", along with its "guiding manoeuvrability and the gliding flight characteristics of the detached hypersonic gliding warhead" and the engine, according to KCNA.
"The test results proved that all the technical specifications met the design requirements", it added.

The official reports did not mention Kim Jong Un watching the test, instead saying Pak Jong Chon, politburo member and veteran military official, was at the launch in northern Jagang Province, near the border with China.

North Korea on Tuesday claimed that it successfully tested a new 'hypersonic missile' called Hwasong-8.
The State news media KCNA reported that the new missile was one of the "five most important" new weapons systems laid out in its five-year military development plan. They also referred to the new missile as a "strategic weapon", which usually means it has nuclear capabilities.
The launch is North Korea's third round of weapons firings this month. It only three days after North Korea repeated its offer for conditional talks with South Korea.
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The launch from Jagang province "confirmed the navigational control and stability of the missile", along with its "guiding manoeuvrability and the gliding flight characteristics of the detached hypersonic gliding warhead" and the engine, according to KCNA.
"The test results proved that all the technical specifications met the design requirements", it added.

North Korea fired an unidentified projectile off its east coast on Wednesday, South Korea&rsquo;s military said, two days after the North claimed to have tested a new missile in its first weapons test in six months.
South Korea&rsquo;s Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement the North Korean projectile flew toward the waters of the Korean Peninsula&rsquo;s east coast on Wednesday. It gave no further details, and it wasn&rsquo;t clear what the projectile was.
North Korea said Monday it tested a newly developed cruise missile twice over the weekend. North Korea&rsquo;s state media described the missile as a &ldquo;strategic weapon of great significance,&rdquo; implying they were developed with the intent to arm them with nuclear warheads.
Many experts say the North Korean test suggested North Korea is pushing to bolster its weapons arsenal amid a deadlock in nuclear diplomacy between Pyongyang and Washington.
The latest launch came as Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi was in Seoul for meetings with South Korean President Moon Jae-in and other senior officials to discuss the stalled nuclear diplomacy with the North.
Talks between the United States and North Korea have stalled since 2019, when the Americans rejected the North&rsquo;s demand for major sanctions relief in exchange for dismantling an aging nuclear facility. Kim&rsquo;s government has so far rejected the Biden administration&rsquo;s overtures for dialogue, demanding that Washington abandon its &ldquo;hostile&rdquo; policies first.

North Korea fires projectile toward eastern sea

Two days after testing new&nbsp;cruise missile, North Korea fires projectile toward eastern sea

North Korea fires into eastern sea

<ul>
<li>North Korea fired an unidentified projectile off its east coast</li>
<li>On Monday N&nbsp;Korea test-fired new long-range cruise missiles</li>
<li>First missile&nbsp;test by N Korea in months amid stalled talks with the US&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

South Korea&rsquo;s Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement the North Korean projectile flew toward the waters of the Korean Peninsula&rsquo;s east coast on Wednesday.&nbsp;

North Korea fired an unidentified projectile off its east coast on Wednesday, South Korea&rsquo;s military said, two days after the North claimed to have tested a new missile in its first weapons test in six months.
South Korea&rsquo;s Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement the North Korean projectile flew toward the waters of the Korean Peninsula&rsquo;s east coast on Wednesday. It gave no further details, and it wasn&rsquo;t clear what the projectile was.
North Korea said Monday it tested a newly developed cruise missile twice over the weekend. North Korea&rsquo;s state media described the missile as a &ldquo;strategic weapon of great significance,&rdquo; implying they were developed with the intent to arm them with nuclear warheads.
Many experts say the North Korean test suggested North Korea is pushing to bolster its weapons arsenal amid a deadlock in nuclear diplomacy between Pyongyang and Washington.
The latest launch came as Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi was in Seoul for meetings with South Korean President Moon Jae-in and other senior officials to discuss the stalled nuclear diplomacy with the North.
Talks between the United States and North Korea have stalled since 2019, when the Americans rejected the North&rsquo;s demand for major sanctions relief in exchange for dismantling an aging nuclear facility. Kim&rsquo;s government has so far rejected the Biden administration&rsquo;s overtures for dialogue, demanding that Washington abandon its &ldquo;hostile&rdquo; policies first.

Militaries of South Korea and Japan have stated that&nbsp;North Korea has fired unidentified projectiles into the Sea of Japan. More details were not provided.&nbsp;
Seoul's joint chiefs of staff said in a statement that the "unidentified projectile" was launched into the Sea of Japan, known as the East Sea in Korea.This launch comes after Pyongyang fired two short-range, non-ballistic missiles in a westerly direction towards China at the weekend.
Since 2011, Kim Jong Un has launched more than 100 missiles&nbsp;and conducted four nuclear weapons tests, which is more than what his father, Kim Jong Il, and grandfather, Kim Il Sung, launched over a period of 27 years.

North Korea fires unidentified projectile into the Sea of Japan

North Korea fired unidentified projectiles into the Sea of Japan, the militaries of South Korea and Japan confirm.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>North Korea fires unidentified projectiles</li>
<li>S Korea, Japan military confirm N Korea's projectile fire</li>
<li>N Korea fires projectiles into East Korea Sea&nbsp;</li>
<li>No details on type of projectiles were given</li>
<li>Kim Jong Un has launched more than 100 missiles in 10 years</li>
</ul>

Militaries of South Korea and Japan have stated that&nbsp;North Korea has fired unidentified projectiles into the Sea of Japan. More details were not provided.&nbsp;
 Seoul's joint chiefs of staff said in a statement that the "unidentified projectile" was launched into the Sea of Japan, known as the East Sea in Korea. This launch comes after Pyongyang fired two short-range, non-ballistic missiles in a westerly direction towards China at the weekend.
Since 2011, Kim Jong Un has launched more than 100 missiles&nbsp;and conducted four nuclear weapons tests, which is more than what his father, Kim Jong Il, and grandfather, Kim Il Sung, launched over a period of 27 years.

Saudi Arabia's most protected crude oil site was attacked by&nbsp;Yemen&rsquo;s Houthi rebels that fired drones and missiles.&nbsp;
The assaults&nbsp;on Saudi Aramco facility, the world&rsquo;s biggest offshore oil loading facility has&nbsp;sent oil prices above $70. The site attacked,&nbsp;Ras Tanura is the world&rsquo;s largest oil terminal, capable of exporting nearly 7% of oil demand&nbsp;
The&nbsp; rebel group fired 14 drones and eight ballistic missiles across the border but Saudi Arabia has confirmed there were no casualties or hit to oil production.&nbsp;
The attacks are the most serious against Saudi oil sites in nearly two years.&nbsp; In retaliation reports indicate Saudi-led military coalition conducted air raids on Houthi military targets in Sanaa&nbsp;.&nbsp;

Saudi Arabia crude oil site attacked by Yemen Rebels

Saudi Arabia's most protected crude oil site was attacked by&nbsp;Yemen&rsquo;s Houthi rebels that fired drones and missiles.&nbsp;
The assaults&nbsp;on Saudi Aramco facility, the world&rsquo;s biggest offshore oil loading facility has&nbsp;sent oil prices above $70. The site attacked,&nbsp;Ras Tanura is the world&rsquo;s largest oil terminal, capable of exporting nearly 7% of oil demand&nbsp;
The&nbsp; rebel group fired 14 drones and eight ballistic missiles across the border but Saudi Arabia has confirmed there were no casualties or hit to oil production.&nbsp;
The attacks are the most serious against Saudi oil sites in nearly two years.&nbsp; In retaliation reports indicate Saudi-led military coalition conducted air raids on Houthi military targets in Sanaa&nbsp;.&nbsp;

Saudi Arabia crude terminal attacked, oil prices surge

Saudi Arabia's most protected crude oil site was attacked by&nbsp;Yemen&rsquo;s Houthi rebels that fired drones and missiles.&nbsp;
The assaults&nbsp;on Saudi Aramco facility, the world&rsquo;s biggest offshore oil loading facility has&nbsp;sent oil prices above $70.
The&nbsp; rebel group fired 14 drones and eight ballistic missiles across the border but Saudi Arabia has confirmed there were no casualties or hit to oil production.&nbsp;
The attacks are the most serious against Saudi oil sites in nearly two years.&nbsp;
In retaliation reports indicate Saudi-led military coalition conducted air raids on Houthi military targets in Sanaa&nbsp;.&nbsp;

Saudi Arabia's most protected crude oil site was attacked by&nbsp;Yemen&rsquo;s Houthi rebels that fired drones and missiles.&nbsp;
The assaults&nbsp;on Saudi Aramco facility, the world&rsquo;s biggest offshore oil loading facility has&nbsp;sent oil prices above $70. The site attacked,&nbsp;Ras Tanura is the world&rsquo;s largest oil terminal, capable of exporting nearly 7% of oil demand&nbsp;
The&nbsp; rebel group fired 14 drones and eight ballistic missiles across the border but Saudi Arabia has confirmed there were no casualties or hit to oil production.&nbsp;
The attacks are the most serious against Saudi oil sites in nearly two years.&nbsp; In retaliation reports indicate Saudi-led military coalition conducted air raids on Houthi military targets in Sanaa&nbsp;.&nbsp;

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