South Korea’s military has apologised after a missile it launched during a drill on Tuesday malfunctioned and crashed to the ground, causing alarm among nearby residents who thought they were under attack from North Korea, which had test launched a missile earlier in the day.
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The live-fire drill, involving South Korea and the US, was supposed to be a show of strength by the allies, hours after North Korea sent an intermediate-range missile over northern Japan.

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