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| Moon Hong-sik, deputy spokesperson of the Ministry of National Defense, gives a briefing at the ministry's headquarters in Seoul about retrieved debris from a missile that North Korea launched across its de facto maritime border with South Korea on Nov. 2. The ministry said the missile is presumed to be the "SA-5" similar to one used by Russia in the Ukraine war. Joint Press Corps |
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2 | Cabinet ministries turn deaf ear to watchdog's advice on sexual minorities |
3 | More Korean manufacturers enjoy Georgia's hospitality |
4 | Seoul to work with Hanoi to pursue peace on Korean peninsula |
5 | Superintendent of Seoul Education Office gets suspended jail term |
6 | SK E&S retains gov't support for Barossa gas project in Australia |
7 | Indonesia celebrates 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties with Korea via virtual event |
8 | LGES to capitalize on US IRA, Tesla partnership to continue record earnings |
9 | KT&G aims to become global top-tier company |
10 | Cambodian ministers highlight potential for growth, cooperation |
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4 | Shunsuke Michieda overwhelmed by Korean fans' support for his coming-of-age film |
5 | ENA's new dating show to spotlight young adult's romance |
