SRBMs

A day after the South Korea-U.S. joint military drills kicked off, North Korea fired two SRBMs toward its eastern coast as a corresponding measure.

Three days before the South Korea-U.S. combined military exercises kick off, North Korea launched short-range ballistic missiles toward its western coast.

Five days after it conducted a test for the development of a reconnaissance satellite, North Korea test-fired two SRBMs toward its east coast.

Hours after KCNA published a belligerent statement from its foreign minister, the North launched a short-range ballistic missile toward its east coast on Thursday. 

Four days after it launched four SRBMs, North Korea again fired a missile into the sea to its east.

North Korea conducted its seventh round of ballistic missile tests in two weeks, and Kim Jong Un oversaw drills by “tactical nuclear operation units.”

A day after South Korea concluded joint navy drills with the United States, North Korea fired eight ballistic missiles toward the waters off its east coast.

Five days after test-firing a submarine-launched ballistic missile, North Korea conducted its 16th missile test this year.

Is North Korea trying to draw attention from the U.S. by testing missiles? 

A day after a North Korean train crossed the border to get goods from China, the country conducted its fourth missile test in two weeks.  

The new “railway-borne missile regiment” is only as useful as North Korea’s railway system.