North Korea launches longest ever intercontinental ballistic missile
Briefly

Kim Jong Un described the missile test as "an appropriate military action" demonstrating North Korea's determination to respond to perceived threats against its safety.
The North's missile launch was identified by the US, South Korea, and Japan as an intercontinental ballistic missile, which they condemned for escalating tensions.
The launch was allegedly timed to coincide with the US elections, as it may serve to augment North Korea's bargaining power in future negotiations.
Analysts speculated that North Korea tested a new solid-fueled long-range missile, which is generally easier to conceal, faster to launch, and more agile than traditional liquid-fueled missiles.
Read at euronews
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