North Korea fires missiles, rejects U.S. talks
North Korea fired multiple missiles toward the sea off its east coast from the Sondok area on Wednesday, Nov. 4, its fourth weapons launch in a month, South Korea's Defense Ministry said. North Korean state media said it tested an advanced air-defense missile system. Kim Yo Jong ruled out dialogue with Washington until the U.S. abandons what she called its "hostile policy" and repeated North Korea's denial that it was behind the Binance hack the FBI blamed on it.
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