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North Korea fires ballistic missiles

20 Sep 2026 – 4 Oct 2026 · 4 chapters · 7 updates

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Chapter 1North Korea fires ballistic missiles

  1. 20 Sep

    Fires two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea off its eastern coast after rejecting an IAEA resolution, with the second projectile flying 600 kilometers from Wonsan.

    sfchronicle.com (opens in a new tab)observador.pt (opens in a new tab)mediapart.fr (opens in a new tab)aninews.in (opens in a new tab)

Chapter 2North Korea tests new weapon type

  1. 22 Sep

    Kim Jong-un supervises the test of an unspecified new weapon system, state media reports

    nbcnews.com (opens in a new tab)apnews.com (opens in a new tab)fr.laodong.vn (opens in a new tab)

  2. Identified the new weapon as a hypersonic missile, according to North Korean state media reports.

    No source was given for this update.

Chapter 3North Korea declares nuclear status permanent

  1. 24 Sep

    Rejects denuclearization as an unrealistic illusion in a statement issued by the foreign minister on September 24

    daum.net (opens in a new tab)

Chapter 4North Korea projectile launch

  1. 3 Oct

    Fires unidentified projectile toward eastern waters, South Korean military analyzes flight data

    apnews.com (opens in a new tab)

  2. Identified the projectile as a ballistic missile, according to South Korean military officials.

    No source was given for this update.

  3. Traveled over 700 kilometers, according to South Korean military officials who have placed their forces on high alert following the launch.

    No source was given for this update.

Articles in this story

  1. North Korea launches two projectiles into Sea of Japan after rejecting UN nuclear resolution
  2. North Korea declares nuclear status irreversible and tests 240mm rocket artillery
  3. North Korea tests intermediate-range missile from Wonsan with claimed AI guidance

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AP, aninews.in, daum.net, fr.laodong.vn, Mediapart, nbcnews.com, Observador, sfchronicle.com