North Korea has terminated three short-run ballistic rockets, the US military says.
They were propelled from a site in the North Korean territory of Gangwon and flew for around 250km (150 miles), authorities in South Korea said.
Since shooting an intercontinental ballistic weapon a month ago, Pyongyang has debilitated to point rockets at the US Pacific region of Guam.
Be that as it may, this most recent test did not undermine the US or Guam, the US military said.
North Korean rocket tests frequently come in light of South Korean military activities including the US.
A huge number of US and South Korean troops are at present participating in joint military drills, which are principally to a great extent PC mimicked works out.
The shots were propelled at 06:49 on Saturday (21:49 GMT Friday), South Korea's safeguard service said.
The US military at first announced that two of the rockets had bombed however, as indicated by its later appraisal, one seems to have exploded very quickly while two flew around 250km (155 miles) in a north-easterly heading.
The dispatches were spread over a time of 30 minutes, an authority said.
The South Korean safeguard service stated: "The military is keeping a tight observation over the North to adapt to facilitate incitements."
The two Koreas are in fact still at war as the 1950-1953 Korean War finished in a peace negotiation.
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