North Korea fired two ballistic missiles on Monday (July 1) and the second one may have possibly flown on an /”irregular/” trajectory, South Korea’s military said, adding that if it exploded during its flight, the debris may have fallen inland in the North. South Korea was still analysing the launch and did not immediately have confirmation on whether there were any casualties or damage to North Korean property, South Korea’s director of Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) public affairs, Lee Sung-joon, told a briefing. South Korea’s JCS said earlier that the North fired a short-range ballistic missile that flew about 600 km (373 miles) and a second ballistic missile that flew about 120 km, both from an area near the west coast.

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