The Republic of Korea’s Yonhap News Agency delivered an article saying that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) on May 4th tested unidentified short-range projectiles, in a location in Gangwon province.
Yonhap
quoted the information from the RoK joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) saying that the
projectiles had been fired from areas near the east coast town of Wonsan in
Gangwon between 9:06 a.m. and 9:27 a.m. RoK and U.S. authorities are analyzing
details of the projectile, according to the news agency.
This was the first time
over the past one year that the DPRK has tested projectiles./.
Source: DCS
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