North Korea Fires Two Ballistic Missiles Into the Sea

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North Korea launched two ballistic missiles toward the sea in its latest weapons demonstration. The launches mark a continuation of a series of missile tests conducted by Pyongyang in recent months. The provocation comes even after US President Donald Trump reduced the scale of joint military exercises between the United States and South Korea last month. Trump's gesture was widely seen as a diplomatic overture toward North Korea, yet it has not deterred Pyongyang from pursuing further weapons activity.

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