North Korea has test Âfired two midÂrange ballistic missiles from its eastern coast under the guidance of Leader Kim Jong Un to elevate the maximum range of missile
Two missiles – Musudan missiles
- The first launched missile under failure which was travelling about 150 km before landed to the sea
- The second missile is more efficient than previous one which is flew about 400 km and touched height of 1,000 km
North Korea conducted four experiments in missile which was failure in recent months
Both launches considered to be intermediate range
Musudan Missiles: Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
- Otherwise called as the NodongÂB or the TaepodongÂX
- Intermediate  range ballistic missile
- The lower range will have capability of destroying whole of South Korea and Japan
- At its upper range it would be able to target US military bases on Guam
- Estimated weight about 0 Â 1.25 tonnes
North Korea leader Kim Jong-un said successful Musudan missile launch gives ability to attack US
North Korea Leader said after the successful test of Musudan mission that North Korea is having ability to attack the United States
South Korea and United States Military officials witnessed that North Korea launched Musudan missiles.
News agency of North Korea reported that the tests have been conducted without affecting other nations
About Musudan Missile:
- Maximum height: 1400 kilometers
- Range: 2,500 to 4,000 kilometers
- Upper range it would be able to target US military bases on Guam
- North Korea expected to have upto 30 Musudan missiles since 2007 and had not attempted to test fire until April
UN Security Council ‘to meet’ after missile tests:
- The United Nations is expected to conduct meeting to discuss North Korea’s ballistic missile launch which was violation of a UN policies
- Condemning by French Ambassador to the United Nations, country was developing ballistic missiles in order to attack South Korea, Japan and US Pacific Territory of Guam
- The launches explained the purpose of the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, to challenge UN Security Council resolutions banning North Korea from developing ballistic missile technology