N. Korean launch was two ballistic missiles, flew 250 km: Seoul

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N. Korean launch was two ballistic missiles, flew 250 km: Seoul
Seoul, July 31 (AFP) Jul 31, 2019
North Korea's missile launch early Wednesday was of two ballistic missiles, South Korea's military said.

The two missiles "flew around 250 kilometres at an altitude of 30 kilometres before falling into the East Sea", also known as the Sea of Japan, an official at the Joint Chiefs of Staff told AFP.

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