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North Korea fires anti-ship missiles, says South Korea


Ground-to-sea Styx missiles are displayed during a military parade in honour of the 100th birthday of the late North Korean leader Kim Il-Sung in Pyongyang on 15 April 2012
North Korea has fired several anti-ship cruise missiles off its east coast, South Korea's military says.
Authorities said the weapons, launched on Thursday morning near the city of Wonsan, appeared to be short-range "surface-to-ship" missiles.
They flew about 200km (125 miles) before landing in the water.
Repeated ballistic missile tests by the North this year - not all successful but all a breach of UN sanctions - have sparked international alarm.
Experts fear the tests indicate progress towards Pyongyang's ultimate goal of putting a nuclear warhead on a missile.

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