North Korea disclosed on 28 January details about its latest missile launch tests. The tests are the latest in a flurry of launches since the start of the year.

Pyongyang said through its official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) that launches on 25 and 27 January featured a “long-range cruise missile” and tests to verify the conventional warhead capability for “surface-to-surface tactical guided missile”. Neither missile was identified.

KCNA said the tests were conducted by the country's missile developer, the Academy of Defence Science (ADS), and the Military Industry Department, which is responsible for missile production.

North Korea disclosed on 28 January details about its latest missile launch tests. The tests are the latest in a flurry of launches since the start of the year.

Pyongyang said through its official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) that launches on 25 and 27 January featured a “long-range cruise missile” and tests to verify the conventional warhead capability for “surface-to-surface tactical guided missile”. Neither missile was identified.

KCNA said the tests were conducted by the country's missile developer, the Academy of Defence Science (ADS), and the Military Industry Department, which is responsible for missile production.

North Korea disclosed on 28 January details about its latest missile launch tests. The tests are the latest in a flurry of launches since the start of the year.

Pyongyang said through its official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) that launches on 25 and 27 January featured a “long-range cruise missile” and tests to verify the conventional warhead capability for “surface-to-surface tactical guided missile”. Neither missile was identified.

KCNA said the tests were conducted by the country's missile developer, the Academy of Defence Science (ADS), and the Military Industry Department, which is responsible for missile production.

North Korea disclosed on 28 January details about its latest missile launch tests. The tests are the latest in a flurry of launches since the start of the year.

Pyongyang said through its official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) that launches on 25 and 27 January featured a “long-range cruise missile” and tests to verify the conventional warhead capability for “surface-to-surface tactical guided missile”. Neither missile was identified.

KCNA said the tests were conducted by the country's missile developer, the Academy of Defence Science (ADS), and the Military Industry Department, which is responsible for missile production.

North Korea disclosed on 28 January details about its latest missile launch tests. The tests are the latest in a flurry of launches since the start of the year.

Pyongyang said through its official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) that launches on 25 and 27 January featured a “long-range cruise missile” and tests to verify the conventional warhead capability for “surface-to-surface tactical guided missile”. Neither missile was identified.

KCNA said the tests were conducted by the country's missile developer, the Academy of Defence Science (ADS), and the Military Industry Department, which is responsible for missile production.

North Korea disclosed on 28 January details about its latest missile launch tests. The tests are the latest in a flurry of launches since the start of the year.

Pyongyang said through its official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) that launches on 25 and 27 January featured a “long-range cruise missile” and tests to verify the conventional warhead capability for “surface-to-surface tactical guided missile”. Neither missile was identified.

KCNA said the tests were conducted by the country's missile developer, the Academy of Defence Science (ADS), and the Military Industry Department, which is responsible for missile production.