North Korea ups the ante North Korea conducted
several missile tests this week in response to annual US - South Korea military exercises.
Not exact matches
That is a higher altitude and longer flight time than any other
missile the country has
test - launched, according to
several South Korean analysts reached by the Associated Press.
Though outside experts see
several places where North Korea is most likely stretching the truth, the
missile launched Sunday appears to be the most powerful the country has ever
tested.
There could be
several factors that had investors on edge — including news that North Korea had completed a fifth nuclear
missile test and the European Central Bank had declined to announce additional measures to help stimulate Europe's sluggish economy — but many strategists pointed to a speech Friday morning by Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren, in which he said that «a reasonable case can be made» for tightening interest rates in the U.S..
Tensions between North Korea and the United States and its allies rose after
several missile and nuclear
tests by the North Korean regime, including one projectile that passed over northern Japan.
He says the
test suggests that China is following the US and the Soviet Union by trying to fit
several warheads onto one
missile.
The transfer comes after
several years of
testing and operations of the 3.5 - meter telescope by DARPA on a mountaintop at the White Sands
Missile Range.