South Korean Military Says North Korea Likely Tested Musudan Missile, Not Rodong. (Sputnik).
On Sunday morning, a ballistic missile was launched from North Korea's airbase in the North Pyongan province. It traveled around 300 miles before plunging into the Sea of Japan.
"The missile appears to be a modified
intermediate-range Musudan ballistic missile possibly equipped with a
solid fuel engine, not a medium-range Rodong missile," Seoul's Joint
Chiefs of Staff (JCS) were quoted as saying by the Yonhap news agency.
Musudan Officially known as Hwasong-10 is a ballistic missile designed to travel up to 4,000 kilometers
(about 2,500 miles), while Rodong missile is capable of covering up to
1,000 kilometers (over 600 miles).
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