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North Korea fires ballistic missiles after US-South Korea-Japan drills

Pyongyang launched short-range ballistic missiles into the sea following the conclusion of joint military exercises by Washington, Seoul and Tokyo.

7 publishers · 10 articles · first seen 11 Sept 2026 · updated 43d ago

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How the odds moved · Will there be fewer than 1 North Korea test in September 2026?
0%50%100%0%11 Sept, 18:39 UTCnowABC News: North Korea says its recent live-fire drill demonstrated 'huge destructive power' · 14 Sept, 02:32 UTCThe Hill: North Korea fires ballistic missiles after condemning military drill as threat · 12 Sept, 02:40 UTCAl Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al Jazeera: North Korea fires ballistic missiles off eastern coast, Seoul says · 12 Sept, 02:25 UTCABC News: North Korea launches ballistic missiles toward sea after military drill · 12 Sept, 00:36 UTCDeutsche Welle: North Korea says recent drill shows 'huge destructive power' · 14 Sept, 08:19 UTCSouth China Morning Post: North Korea tests weapons capable of striking South Korea: ‘huge destructive power’ · 14 Sept, 02:59 UTCTimes of India: South Korea eyes nuclear submarines to counter North Korea · 13 Sept, 17:44 UTCDeutsche Welle: North Korea fires multiple ballistic missiles day after trilateral drills end · 12 Sept, 07:15 UTCAsia - South China Morning Post: North Korea launches missile salvo after US-South Korea-Japan drills · 12 Sept, 01:00 UTCLatest articles: North Korea fires off unidentified projectile, Seoul says · 11 Sept, 22:37 UTC

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The story so far

7 publishers have covered this in 10 articles since 11 Sept 2026. Latest articles published first, on 11 September at 22:37 UTC; ABC News followed 1h 59m later. The most recent article, from Deutsche Welle, appeared on 14 September at 08:19 UTC.

Outlets reporting it: ABC News (major outlet), Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al Jazeera (major outlet), The Hill (major outlet), Latest articles, South China Morning Post, Deutsche Welle, Times of India.

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How it unfolded

Every source in the order it published, with the odds on Will there be fewer than 1 North Korea test in September 2026? at that moment. A dash means the source published before we started tracking prices.

  1. Latest articlesNorth Korea fires off unidentified projectile, Seoul says27%
  2. ABC NewsNorth Korea launches ballistic missiles toward sea after military drill27%
  3. Asia - South China Morning PostNorth Korea launches missile salvo after US-South Korea-Japan drills27%
  4. Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al JazeeraNorth Korea fires ballistic missiles off eastern coast, Seoul says27%
  5. The HillNorth Korea fires ballistic missiles after condemning military drill as threat27%
  6. Deutsche WelleNorth Korea fires multiple ballistic missiles day after trilateral drills end27%
  7. Times of IndiaSouth Korea eyes nuclear submarines to counter North Korea1%▼26 points since the previous source
  8. ABC NewsNorth Korea says its recent live-fire drill demonstrated 'huge destructive power'1%
  9. South China Morning PostNorth Korea tests weapons capable of striking South Korea: ‘huge destructive power’1%
  10. Deutsche WelleNorth Korea says recent drill shows 'huge destructive power'1%
  11. Market resolved: No

Sources

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  1. North Korea says its recent live-fire drill demonstrated 'huge destructive power' ABC News ·
  2. North Korea fires ballistic missiles after condemning military drill as threat The Hill ·
  3. North Korea fires ballistic missiles off eastern coast, Seoul says Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al Jazeera ·
  4. North Korea launches ballistic missiles toward sea after military drill ABC News ·
  5. North Korea says recent drill shows 'huge destructive power' Deutsche Welle
  6. North Korea tests weapons capable of striking South Korea: ‘huge destructive power’ South China Morning Post
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  1. South Korea eyes nuclear submarines to counter North Korea Times of India
  2. North Korea fires multiple ballistic missiles day after trilateral drills end Deutsche Welle
  3. North Korea launches missile salvo after US-South Korea-Japan drills Asia - South China Morning Post
  4. North Korea fires off unidentified projectile, Seoul says Latest articles

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