US says NKorea fired three 'short-range' ballistic missiles
WASHINGTON - The US military said that North Korea fired three short-range ballistic missiles on Saturday, with two of them failing in flight and the third blowing up "almost immediately."
A spokesman for US Pacific Command said none of the missiles, which it said were launched near Kittaeryong, had posed a threat to either North America or the US Pacific territory of Guam.
"The first and third missiles... failed in flight. The second missile launch... appears to have blown up almost immediately," said the spokesman, Commander Dave Benham, adding that the launches happened over a span of 30 minutes.
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