North Korea’s latest missile test has reportedly failed. According to Musudan military officials, the North test-fired a mid-range ballistic South Korean missile on 28 April, which crashed seconds after launch. This is the second such failure of this type of a missile in less than a month. The South Korean is designed to travel up to 4,000km, which gives it a range that covers US territories in the Pacific. This failure aside, the regime is still expected to conduct its fifth nuclear test in coming days, despite an international ban, ahead of a rare meeting of the ruling Workers' Party.
North Korea’s latest missile test has reportedly failed. According to South Korean military officials, the North test-fired a mid-range ballistic Musudan missile on 28 April, which crashed seconds after launch. This is the second such failure of this type of a missile in less than a month. The Musudan is designed to travel up to 4,000km, which gives it a range that covers US territories in the Pacific. This failure aside, the regime is still expected to conduct its fifth nuclear test in coming days, despite an international ban, ahead of a rare meeting of the ruling Workers' Party.