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North Korea simulates nuclear attacks on the South

North Korea’s military said it fired two tactical ballistic missiles from the capital on Wednesday night to practise “scorched earth strikes” at major command centres and operational airfields in South Korea, according to the official Korean Central News Agency

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Two tactical ballistic missiles were fired on Wednesday night. Pic/AP

Two tactical ballistic missiles were fired on Wednesday night. Pic/AP

North Korea said on Thursday its latest missile launches simulated “scorched earth” nuclear strikes on South Korea and that it’s also been rehearsing an occupation of its rival’s territory in the event of conflict.

Pyongyang has previously tested nuclear-capable missiles and described how it would use them in potential wars with South Korea and the US But the North’s disclosure of detailed war plans reaffirmed its aggressive nuclear doctrine to intimidate its opponents, as it escalates its protest of the ongoing South Korean-US military exercises that it views as a major security threat, observers say.

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