North Korea fires several ballistic missiles towards the Sea of Japan, one flying more than 900 kilometres
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GermanyBerlin is recording the latest North Korean salvo as another link in a series of ballistic tests, according to South Korean and Japanese sources.
What each one tells
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South KoreaSeoul is taking a strong security and institutional response: the general staff on high alert, an emergency meeting of the National Security Office, and the North Korean shots presented as a response to the South Korean hypersonic glider.
- Germany
Relies on foreign sources
the account is based on South Korean and Japanese agencies and channels, with no North Korean or German sources.
What the account puts first
South KoreaReactive
the narrative portrays the North Korean shot as a response to the South Korean test.
Omission of Japanese data
Yonhap dispatches stick to the figures from the South Korean general staff.
- Germany
Limited technical
the types of missiles and the trajectory are not described in the article.
What it leaves out
Germany onlySouth Koreathis perspective does not carry this information
and the figures
around 900 kilometres
Distance covered by the longest-range missile
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same figuremore than 900 km