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schema:articleBody	North Korea has tested a new "tactical guided projectile" with a solid-fuel engine, state media said Friday after the nuclear-armed country carried out its first substantive provocation since US President Joe Biden's inauguration. The North on Thursday launched two weapons from its east coast, with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga calling them ballistic missiles. Pyongyang is under multiple international sanctions over its weapons programmes, with UN Security Council resolutions banning it from developing ballistic missiles. Biden told reporters that UN resolution 1718 "was violated by those particular missiles that were tested". The firing was supervised by senior official Ri Pyong Chol, the official KCNA news agency reported, rather than leader Kim Jong Un. It was successful with the two projectiles accurately hitting a target 600 kilometres (370 miles) into the Sea of Japan, known as the East Sea in Korea, it added. The weapon could carry a payload of 2.5 tons, it said, in a dispatch that avoided using the word "missile". Pictures in Pyongyang's official Rodong Sinmun newspaper showed grinning officers applauding after the launch from a vehicle, most of them not wearing masks. The test was "of great significance in bolstering up the military power of the country", KCNA cited Ri as saying, "and deterring all sorts of military threats existing on the Korean Peninsula". kjk/slb/bfm
schema:headline	N. Korea launch was new 'tactical guided projectile': Pyongyang
schema:mentions	Ballistic missile Yoshihide Suga Pyongyang Empire of Japan Korea United Nations Security Council Prime Minister of Japan Kim Jong-un North Korea United Nations Joe Biden President of the United States United Nations Security Council Resolution 1718 Solid-propellant rocket Sea of Japan Rodong Sinmun Projectile Korean Central News Agency International sanctions Radio in New Zealand
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schema:datePublished	2021-03-25 (xsd:date)
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