Azerbaijan and Armenia report shelling of cities despite ceasefire
Azerbaijani authorities said today that nine civilians had been killed and more than 30 wounded following missile strikes.
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Azerbaijani authorities said today that nine civilians had been killed and more than 30 wounded following missile strikes.
South Korea said that the missiles were fired towards the sea.
The lack of testing activity in past months had experts wondering whether the North was holding back its weapons displays.
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The US has said it is closely monitoring the situation.
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“The North is apparently intent on firing missiles without prior warning,” a South Korean official said.
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Syria’s foreign ministry accused Ankara of causing “tension and destruction”.
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