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Kyodo says Japan has decided to accelerate the study of deploying the Aegis Ashore missile defense system in the country.
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An anonymous South Korean defense official told the local media that Seoul is in talks with three to four countries to lease spy satellites.
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A U.N. expert team has concluded that parts needed to make North Korea’s missiles and rockets work are supplied by firms from China.
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North Korea has tested technology necessary to give its Scud-ER ballistic missiles with an anti-ship capability, JoongAng Ilbo reports.
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Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said North Korea has launched four ballistic missiles today and three of those missiles flew approximately 1,000 km into the East Sea, within Japan’s Exclusive Economic Zone.
