North Korea performs another nuclear test

North Korea has fired three short - range ballistic missiles at sea, released by the Gangwon province on its eastern coast.

This news was announced by the South Korean authorities, and was confirmed by the U.S. Army, in which two of the missiles failed as one of them flew at a distance of about 250 miles [250 km] before it fell into the sea.

Since launching an intercstrian ballistic missile last month, Peniani has threatened to send missiles to Guamu's territory in the Pacific of the United States, but according to the U.S. military, this latest test did not threaten U.S. and Guam.

Meanwhile, thousands of American and South Korean troops are currently taking part in joint military exercises, which are mainly simulated computer exercises.

Most of these missile tests by North Korea are conducted in retaliation for the joint military exercises of the United States and South Korea.