Missiles appear to have landed outside Japan's exclusive economic zone. 

Pyongyang has fired around 70 missiles this year alone, Yonhap says. 

 It is to reinforce defences of Japan’s southwestern islands. 

Both Russia and Japan lay claim to the islands. 

Security council members must condemn Pyongyang’s actions, US says. 

Two people have been killed in the explosion in Przewodow.

Hawks in Russia demanding that Putin escalate the conflict.

Two short-range ballistic missiles were aimed in the direction of Japan. 

Launch comes after South Korea's trilateral anti-submarine exercises. 

The North launched a barrage of short-range ballistic missiles on Sunday. 

UPDATED 3.45PM | Pelosi latest Western official to visit Kyiv in a show of support. 

No immediate confirmation of damage or casualties.

Updated at 11.31pm | New deal comes as hypersonic and space threats loom.

N Korea fires missile towards sea off its east coast.

New long-range cruise missiles flew 1,500km before hitting targets.

Moscow plans to fit the new missiles into its submarines and surface ships.

Civil defence sources say first attack struck a residential area, while the second hit a hospital shortly afterwards.

South Korean president announces abolishment of the guidelines after summit with US President Joe Biden.

UPDATED 12.25PM | However, it only involved weapons systems at the low end of the spectrum not covered by UN testing bans.

Foreign Ministry calls on the rebels in Yemen to stop provocations.

No fatalities recorded but two civilians slightly injured from falling shrapnel, according to SPA.

Two 'short-range projectiles' fired which would be the eighth and ninth missiles launched in four rounds of tests this month.

Analysts say it's a show of confidence during the pandemic after Pyongyang also earlier announced an April legislature session.

Ukrainian government says it is investigating reports of debris from a Russian-made Tor-M1 missile.

Pyongyang warns that hostile moves against it 'have reached the danger line'.

Russia calls the move a US ploy to exit the pact in order to develop new missiles.

Washington and Moscow blame each other for treaty breakdown, which could start a new arms race.

Among other weapons uncovered were 26 guns, 20 bayonets, 306 gun parts, including silencers and rifle scopes.

Protestors criticise the exercise, however, saying that it fanned public fear of an attack.

Some locals scramble to find shelter after 'This is not a drill' alert sent out by mistake.