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North Korea stated it conducted a launch of an intermediate-range strategic missile from the Wonsan area on October 3, 2026, with the weapon traveling over 700 kilometers. State media released photos showing a missile ascending in a burst of orange flame. North Korean officials, including Kim Yo-jong, claimed the missile featured advanced capabilities including artificial intelligence and maneuverable flight paths that could alter trajectory at low altitudes in a wave-like pattern. Kim Jong Un reportedly oversaw the exercise as part of training for a 'hypersonic strategic weapon system.' South Korea's military detected a launch from the area but has not confirmed North Korea's claims about the missile's specifications or capabilities. The launch occurred amid tensions following land mine blasts in the Demilitarized Zone that injured three South Korean soldiers, which North Korea denied responsibility for. The missile landed outside Japan's exclusive economic zone.
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