"I'm not — I'm not liking short range because short range is Shinzo's — you know, it's really his territory," Trump said.
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It is unclear if U.S.-built short-range Avengers and medium-range I-Hawks and Swiss short-range Oerlikons which the kingdom owns are currently operational.
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In fact, long-range SAMs in a modern and effective IADS are even assigned their own guard of short-range SAMs, which are designed to be particularly effective at shooting down enemy munitions at short range using a combination of guns and highly maneuverable short-range missiles.
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Trump has played down Pyongyang's series of short-range ballistic missile tests, saying that the US never restricted short-range missiles, though the launches violate UN Security Council resolutions.
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Trump said Friday he didn't mind North Korea testing short-range missiles, asserting that "short-range" was the key phrase and that they were just "standard" weapons that plenty of other countries have.
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There are long range, and there are short range connections.
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Trump has played down Pyongyang's series of short-range ballistic missile tests that stretched into the summer, saying that the US never restricted short-range missiles, though the launches violate UN Security Council resolutions.
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"They were smaller missiles, they were short-range missiles," he said.
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Since then, North Korea has resumed tests of short-range missiles.
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The truck is meant for short range hauls and day trips.
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It said the rocket fired was a short-range Katyusha missile.
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Yesterday, North Korea launched six short-range missiles into the sea.
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It has also fired several short-range missiles in recent weeks.
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Her veils, both long and short, range from $214 to $25.
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Russian short-range ballistic missile, Iskander, sheds debris in a launch.
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They are mostly short-range, up to 3003 miles (300 km).
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Other experts suggested it might be a new, short-range missile.
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NATO wants Germany to provide very-short-range defenses for 10 fire units, short-range capabilities for six additional fire units and counter rocket, artillery and mortar defenses for four fire units, according to the source.
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Trump has played down North Korea's recent series of short-range launches, saying in September the United States and North Korea "didn't have an agreement on short-range missiles" and that many countries test such weapons.
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North Korea has adhered to a self-imposed moratorium on long-range missile tests during negotiations with the United States, though it has conducted more than a dozen-short range short-range missile tests this year.
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Other initiatives like it are serving corporate interests and short-range thinking.
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Within six months, he was testing out different short-range electric vehicles.
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You decide how best to dress for small-craft' short-range warfare.
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The only things he's set up were very short term, short range.
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"This is literally big business, and they are not thinking short-range."
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Pyongyang has fired a series of short-range missiles in recent weeks.
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The North also tested short-range missiles on May 4 and 9.
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Its fleet ranges from short-range light jets to longer range Gulfstreams.
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Jeong said the two short-range projectiles, fired at 4:59 p.m.
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The basics are that this is a wireless, short-range communication protocol.
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But they are short-range missiles, and many people have those missiles.
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Short-range LiDAR is beneath More LiDAR (dark rectangle) and radar (white rectangle).
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He can slow down retreating enemies with a short-range ability Lion's Fang.
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Most effective at short range against large targets due to wide bullet spread.
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FedEx is far from the only company experimenting with short-range delivery bots.
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But as the name implies, it's meant to be a short-range solution.
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Meanwhile, the variable velocity round should be far less deadly at short range.
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Molecules can interact with one another through various short-range inter-atomic forces.
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Since then, North Korea has conducted a series of short-range missiles tests.
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Short-range weather forecasts show no further showers for at least five days.
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How did the May 29 test differ from previous short-range missile tests?
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But they will support its limited 28GHz, short-range millimeter-wave spectrum holdings.
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Last Thursday, North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles toward the sea.
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Last week, North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles toward the sea.
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The facility stored short-range and Katyusha missiles, a security source told Reuters.
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The North has successfully tested its short-range Scud and midrange Rodong missiles.
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The country has successfully tested its short-range Scud and midrange Rodong missiles.
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"Obviously, we are concerned about their short-range ballistic missile tests," Esper said.
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In May, it launched short-range missiles in violation of United Nations resolutions.
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The potential implications of any short-range missile tests could be far-reaching.
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North Korea has been launching short-range ballistic missiles regularly in recent weeks.
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But even those systems are far from perfect, especially at short range. Gen.
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Also, their power at short range is unequalled in the dirty boxing arsenal.
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In May, a short-range missile launch appeared to signal Kim's frustration at deadlocked talks with the US. On July 25, North Korea sent two new short-range ballistic missiles toward the East Sea, also known as the Sea of Japan.
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Near-field wireless chargers like the ones Samsung sells are cool, but short-range.
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North Korea often fires short-range missiles when tensions rise on the Korean peninsula.
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Fires a sustained short-range beam that automatically homes in on a nearby target.
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"They were smaller missiles, short-range missiles," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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And now even Fedex is doing it — experimenting with robots for short-range deliveries.
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But tiny, short-range EVs are finding their own place in the world, too.
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In that time, however, the North Koreans test fired two short range ballistic missiles.
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And a news item not from Trump: North Korea launched short-range ballistic missiles.
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Like Shatter, a short-range punch that shatters enemy armor and sends them flying.
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South Korea's military said unidentified short-range projectiles were fired at 2:59 a.m.
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Pyongyang fired what appeared to be a short-range ballistic missile early on Monday.
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North Korea carried out tests of two short-range ballistic missiles on July 85033.
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The North has tested variants of this road mobile short-range missile system before.
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A North Korean launch, also including short-range ballistic missiles, took place Aug. 15.
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However, only hours later North Korea fired a new round of short-range projectiles.
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But it also tested two short-range missiles, the eighth such exercise since July.
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America and South Korea said they were a new type of short-range missile.
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Meanwhile, North Korea has tested more than a dozen short-range missiles since May.
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In recent months, North Korea has fired several short-range missiles and other weapons.
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Similarly, Pyongyang has tempted fate with its recent series of short-range missile tests.
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The launch comes after North Korea fired three short-range ballistic missiles on Saturday.
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The method has demonstrated fair performance against short-range threats, which move relatively slowly.
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Trump also tweeted Sunday he doesn't view North Korea's short-range missile tests as disturbing.
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Since May the North has tried out three new, solid-fuel, short-range ballistic missiles.
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When you're a startup, short-range thinking is seductive, but long-range thinking is powerful.
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Inside, there are two antennas: one for short-range radio and one for long range.
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The OSCE said it had also lost two medium-range and five short-range drones.
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I think this will happen for transportation again, specifically for daily, short-range, urban transportation.
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On Thursday, the South Korean military said North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles.
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The three missiles fired by Pyongyang in that test were short-range Scud missiles, Gen.
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A short-range electric motorcycle might be a niche within a niche within a niche.
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The short-range alpha particles kill cancer cells while sparing surrounding healthy tissue, it said.
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Most of the North Korean weapons tested in July and August have been short range.
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North Korea launched at least 1 short-range projectile into the Sea of Japan Aug.
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US and South Korean officials said the two weapons fired were short-range ballistic missiles.
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The Hudson Institute's McGrath, who champions carriers, says the short-range jets impair the mission.
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"Short-range missiles," Trump said to reporters when departing the White House later that day.
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But improving driver safety now is the impetus behind introducing the short-range systems today.
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He likes testing missiles, but we never restricted short-range missiles, we'll see what happens.
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Sanders also addressed the recent short-range missile tests Trump referred to in his tweet.
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Symmetra's Photo Projector is also a primo ambush weapon when you use its short-range attack.
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North Korea test-fired short-range ballistic missiles last month, worrying many of the country's neighbors.
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However, the two men appeared at odds over North Korea's series of short-range missile launches.
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Since North Korea merely tested short-range missiles again, the president may not mind too much.
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He effectively gave North Korea license to test any short-range missile like it did today.
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But even that short range, Dr Close reckons, is enough to do a satellite serious harm.
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Seoul's Kospi bucked the trend, closing down 0.4% after North Korea fired two short-range missiles.
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Markets mostly dismissed North Korea's firing of three short-range missiles into the sea on Saturday.
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Diplomatic efforts have stalled since then, and North Korea conducted short-range missile tests last month.
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Maybin is trying to insure that it will be a short-range injury and not linger.
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Pyongyang fired three short-range ballistic missiles from the Kangwon province, the US Pacific Command said.
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South Korea's military said earlier that unidentified short-range projectiles were fired at 2:59 a.m.
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Missiles: In May 2013, North Korea launched three short-range missiles into the Sea of Japan.
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South Korean officials said the projectiles were believed to be Scud-type short-range ballistic missiles.
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North Korea test-fired two short-range missiles, one flying 267 miles and another 428 miles.
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The federal government is in the process of finalizing standards on Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC).
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The short-range ballistic missile launch occurred near Wonsan Airfield, Pacific Command said in a statement.
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As if to press the point, North Korea has recently resumed tests of short-range missiles.
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North Korea launched short-range ballistic missiles on Thursday for the second time in a week.
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The upgrade to these short-range lidars will affect more than Waymo's self-driving vehicle ambitions.
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This comes one day after Pyongyang's fifth short-range missile test in a matter of weeks.
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Ish Smith tacked on a short-range shot to hand the Wizards a double-digit advantage.
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Pyongyang also fired two short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast last Thursday.
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Meanwhile, North Korea resumed testing short-range missiles, conducting more than a dozen launches this year.
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Then, they said Iran was secretly moving a number of short-range ballistic missiles into Iraq.
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In November, North Korea fired two short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast.
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The plane was shot down by a short-range missile, aerospace division head Amirali Hajizadeh said.
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Since July 25, North Korea has launched short-range missiles more than half a dozen times.
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Last month, North Korea fired two short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast.
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Engineers have been working for over a decade on specifications for dedicated short-range communications devices.
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He contradicted the President by saying that the North's short-range missile tests contravened UN resolutions.
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Last Thursday, North Korea fired two short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast.
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On Thursday, it launched two short-range rockets, its 13th rocket or missile test since May.
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By testing a short-range tactical weapon, North Korea is playing its cards cautiously, analysts said.
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North Korea, apparently fed up with stalled talks over its nuclear program, resumed testing short-range missiles.
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Each turret fires a short-range sustained beam that does moderate damage while slowing down the target.
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It's very possible, then, that launching a few short-range projectiles was a pointed sign of displeasure.
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It also happened just days after Pyongyang fired three short-range ballistic missiles into the East Sea.
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We also have short range lasers that stay focused close-up to the side of the vehicle.
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Short-range sustained energy beam that drains the 100-capacity clip at a steady rate while firing.
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But 800 km was likely beyond the range of most short-range missiles in the North's arsenal.
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Your weapon is only effective in short range, which is marked by a line across your tower.
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North Korea has said it fired rockets and at least one short-range ballistic missile last week.
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But that won't matter for enough people if mmWave is too short-range for city-wide buildouts.
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North Korea has a large stockpile of the short-range missiles, originally developed by the Soviet Union.
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Pyongyang has a large stockpile of short-range missiles and is developing long-range and intercontinental missiles.
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The Tar Heels don't make threes, but they thrive on mid-range shots and short-range bunnies.
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We know how to miniaturize components, dissipate heat and transfer high volumes of data at short range.
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This, more than the occasional test of short-range missiles, is the complicating factor of the negotiations.
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BREAKING: Seoul: North Korea fires short-range projectiles into sea hours after UN sanctions slapped on Pyongyang.
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The latest launches come six days after Pyongyang fired two short-range projectiles into the East Sea.
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Since then, the country has resumed short-range ballistic missile tests, rattling the U.S. and its allies.
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Earlier this month, when Pyongyang fired short-range missiles from its east coast, Trump defended the dictator.
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The latest launches came six days after Pyongyang fired two short-range projectiles into the East Sea.
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North Korea launched two Scud-type short-range missiles last Thursday from a location south of Pyongyang.
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Winning will require lasar-like firepower on two sets of sequential targets: short range and medium range.
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Trump has downplayed the latest North Korean weapons tests, saying the U.S. never restricted short-range tests.
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The last three were either a short-range ballistic missile or rocket shot from a new launcher.
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The decision to launch short-range projectiles on Saturday, instead of another I.C.B.M., also was carefully calibrated.
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The short-range weapons were developed mainly to target South Korea and United States military bases there.
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North Korea fired three short-range projectiles into its eastern sea on Monday, South Korea's military said.
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North Korea launched two short-range missiles into its eastern sea Monday, South Korean officials reportedly said.
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North Korean launch: The country fired two short-range ballistic missiles today, the South Korean military said.
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The North has escalated its pressure by conducting a slew of short-range weapons tests since July.
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North Korea has also resumed the test of mostly short-range ballistic missiles and rockets this year.
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"We saw some new short-range missiles that I don't believe we had seen before," said Wright.
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Hours after Trump spoke, North Korea did another launch, this time of two short-range ballistic missiles.
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BMW was an early proponent of battery propulsion, with models like the short-range i3 city car.
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Low-end that operates within a short range of pitch, such as a kick drum, is fine.
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North Korea has a large stockpile of short-range missiles and is developing long-range and intercontinental missiles.
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The short-range net guns might be most useful for celebrities or others trying to fend off paparazzi.
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Several experiments like those aimed at short-range forces are in the works, but they're underfunded and underappreciated.
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North Korea launched "several unidentified short-range projectiles" on Saturday, a South Korean military official told NBC News.
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But tension has again risen in recent weeks, with the North firing short-range missiles and multiple projectiles.
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The short-range antenna is the one in action when you tap a MagicBand to a Touch Point.
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Plus, 5G is not well-suited for rural areas because the high-frequency signals have such short range.
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EHang debuted its short-range flying vehicle at CES, and is already developing an even more advanced model.
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"These are short-range missiles -- we never discussed that," Trump told reporters on the White House South Lawn.
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Lee made it 5-2 on a short-range backhanded flip at 4:23 of the third period.
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She explained that sharks have short-range electrical receptors in their snouts that are used to find food.
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The projectiles the North fired early on Thursday were short-range missiles, ministry spokeswoman Choi Hyun-soo said.
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Earlier this month, North Korea fired two short-range missiles off its eastern coast, according to the Times.
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But those are piloted drones, used in short-range, often improvisational ways; interesting but not really strategically significant.
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Shoots out a short-range freezing spray that briefly immobilizes enemies after 2-3 seconds of sustained fire.
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Instead, Iran launched a short-range surface-to-air missile that fell back to earth 35 miles away.
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The bottom tier is the short-range Iron Dome interceptor while David's Sling shoots down mid-range missiles.
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Russia has also held maneuvers here deploying Iskanders, a short-range ballistic missile capable of carrying nuclear warheads.
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Here's how they do it:Fob car keys emit a short-range "friendly" signal that extends about 2 meters.
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The Air Defense Forces officer in charge of the short-range air defenses at the Abqaiq oil facility.
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North Korea fired multiple short-range projectiles off its east coast on Saturday morning, South Korea's military announced.
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Two sensors are mounted in front of the compartments for the short-range missiles under the wing roots.
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"These events ranged from long gun stable firing to multiple engagements while moving during short-range stress shoots."
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Another email about North Korea from Abedin talks about reports saying North Korea fired two short-range rockets.
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North Korea fired two short-range missiles on Thursday, its second such test in less than a week.
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Chattanooga spent much of the evening, and particularly the second half, hitting one short-range shot after another.
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For years, North Korea devoted itself to short-range missiles that posed little threat to the United States.
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On Thursday, shortly before the trade talks were set to resume, North Korea shot off short-range missiles.
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It uses Wi-Fi and Bluetooth to communicate over a short range to other devices, like other iPhones.
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The "short-range projectiles" were launched from around Kaechon in South Pyongan province at around 7:00 a.m.
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North Korea has launched eight short-range missiles in the last five weeks, the most recent on Saturday.
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Let's say North Korea test-fires another short range missile, something they've done with increasing frequency this summer.
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Only days later, that optimism seemed premature when the North Koreans launched three short-range missiles on Saturday.
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The pact provided for elimination of short-range and intermediate-range nuclear and conventional missiles by both countries.
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Short-range concussive blast that does moderate damage and knocks back foe (distance depends on weight of target).
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North Korea has also resumed test launches of short-range missiles, touting two "crucial" tests in recent weeks.
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It also uses "short-range integrated color and infrared depth sensors" to analyze the fruit and record information.
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There is also a portion of the ART course that focuses on short-range engagements within 25 yards.
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Blueger gave Pittsburgh a 3-163 lead at 9:26 of the third on a short-range rebound.
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That would endanger Israel's population center and economic hub by placing it within range of short-range projectiles.
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Of course there is Wi-Fi, but that is just a short-range extension of a wireline connection.
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Speaking in an interview with CBS, Pompeo said Washington was concerned about North Korea's firing of short-range missiles.
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Daimler AG announced today that it's bringing the Mitsubishi FUSO eCanter short-range electric truck to the United States.
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On Friday North Korea tested rocket artillery and what US officials believe to be a short range ballistic missile.
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Lewis said the North Koreans began firing a barrage of short-range projectiles beginning at approximately 9:06 a.m.
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Kim Dong-yub, a military expert at Seoul's Kyungnam University, said it was likely a short-range cruise missile.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea's latest projectile appears to be a short-range ballistic missile, South Korea said on Saturday.
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North Korea has fired several short-range missiles in recent weeks, citing the need to strengthen its own security.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea has fired several short-range projectiles into the sea, reports South Korea's Defense Ministry.
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Mr Trump downplayed North Korea's recent tests of short-range missiles, claiming America did not consider them missile tests.
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It's very possible, then, that launching a few short-range projectiles was just another of those signs of displeasure.
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He said he did not believe the short-range launches violated United Nations resolutions -- the view held by Japan.
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But even with the smaller size, the board's battery still only manages a short range of about six miles.
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The robots also use "short-range integrated color and infrared depth sensors" to analyze the fruit and record information.
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The eTruck is based off of an existing three-axle Mercedes-Benz truck that typically handles short-range deliveries.
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Note his short range uppercuts against Faber allow Faber to turn his head right around with that left hook.
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WiGig only works over a short range — about 33 feet (or 10 meters), according to the Wi-Fi Alliance.
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But it's a nice option to have for short-range flights when you want to carry even less gear.
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The short range leaves something to be desired, but a fast-charging battery takes some of that inconvenience away.
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"Kim Jong Un and North Korea tested 3 short range missiles over the last number of days," Trump tweeted.
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Japan would be left with Kim's nuclear arsenal intact, and North Korea's short-range missile capability right next door.
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In the meantime, the DS ZF6.5 still felt like it would be a total joy for short-range rides.
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In the following months, talks appeared to be at a standstill, and North Korea tested several short-range missiles.
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Pyongyang earlier this week also fired a short-range missile at land in the Asian nation's northeast, AP reported.
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North Korea has conducted seven short-range missile tests since late July, the most recent happening Saturday local time.
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This would keep their short-range conventional missiles distinct from nuclear systems, reducing the destabilizing ambiguity in such missiles.
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The U.S. announcement of the ship seizure came hours after the North fired two short-range missiles on Thursday.
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The launch took place a week after North Korea launched two short-range missiles following three months of inaction.
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The United States Pacific Command detected and tracked three short-range ballistic missile launchings, according to a spokesman, Cmdr.
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But no progress had been made and Pyongyang has carried out a series of short range ballistic missile tests.
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Israel has used rubber bullets as a deterrent, but military officials say they are effective only at short range.
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He will meet with Mr. Trump to discuss issues like North Korean short-range missiles that could hit Japan.
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The increasingly sophisticated attacks come amid US accusations that Iran has been moving short-range ballistic missiles into Iraq.
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He roofed the puck from short range off a slick pass above the top of the crease from Crosby.
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Ministry officials said it flew higher than any other short-range weapons North Korea test-fired in recent months.
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The most recent launch comes on the heels of three short-range missile tests conducted by North Korea Friday.
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"It would not be difficult" for Russia to make new short-range missiles, he told the Interfax news agency.
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It has become so common that one of the people likened it to the short-range wireless technology Bluetooth.
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Davenport also noted that Iran has the capability to target US assets without moving short-range ballistic missiles to sea.
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The launches were apparently testing capabilities of a new short-range missile Pyongyang is developing, South Korea's presidential office said.
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North Korea has a large stockpile of short-range missiles and is developing long-range and intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).
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He has done short-range, much more standard missiles, a lot of people are testing those missiles, not just him.
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"We are aware of reports of a short-range projectile launched from North Korea," a senior administration official told me.
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Experts believe the tested short-range missile is the KN-23, the same one North Korea launched back in May.
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The short-range LiDAR would be most useful for low-speed applications when near-object detection and avoidance is necessary.
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"These are short-range missiles -- we never discussed that," Trump told reporters on the White House South Lawn last Thursday.
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Besides, Gore says, most of the companies focused on electric aircraft right now are only thinking about short-range flight.
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Complicating efforts to restart the talks have been a series of short-range missile tests conducted by the North Koreans.
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WASHINGTON — North Korea on Friday fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea, multiple intelligence sources told NBC News.
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In 2017, it tested intercontinental ballistic missiles, and it has more recently begun renewed launches of short-range ballistic missiles.
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The U.S. Army wants a variety of ways to fill the gap in short-range air defense, often called SHORAD.
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Waymo is going to sell its short-range LiDAR, called Laser Bear Honeycomb, to companies outside of self-driving cars.
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The North launched a pair of short-range ballistic missiles off its east coast, South Korean and US officials said.
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Enter Beacodes, a newly unveiled short-range communications scheme that depends only on plain old speakers and plain old microphones.
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The threat to Germany's security had increased with Moscow's stationing of short-range missiles in its Kaliningrad enclave, he said.
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The most recent launch comes on the heels of three short-range missile tests conducted by North Korea on Friday.
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North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan early Thursday morning, South Korean officials said.
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Although North Korea frequently tests short-range missiles, it is relatively rare for the country to launch a Rodong missile.
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The U.S. military's Pacific Command said it had detected three short-range ballistic missiles, fired over a 20 minute period.
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Iran's Minister of Defense unveiled a new short-range ballistic missile called the Fateh Mobin, or "manifest conqueror," on Monday.
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A second US official told CNN that the initial assessment was that North Korea launched two short range ballistic missiles.
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Protests have been mostly peaceful, but government-armed forces have fired tear gas and buckshot into crowds — at short range.
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But hours later, the Hermit Kingdom test-fired two more short-range missiles, its eighth such test since late July.
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North Korea: The country launched two short-range projectiles in its first weapons test in three months, South Korea said.
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That's because T-Mobile has a long range 5G network compared to AT&T's and Verizon's 5G short-range networks.
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And North Korea launched several short-range missiles off its coast, dashing hopes that the country would refrain from provocations.
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He has done short-range, much more standard missiles; a lot of people are testing those missiles, not just him.
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But while Mr. Trump may not care about short-range missiles, Mr. Abe does, since they can easily reach Japan.
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The South is seen as particularly vulnerable to a saturation attack, using short-range Scud and other missiles targeting Seoul.
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The threat came two days after the isolated nation conducted its latest test launch of a short-range ballistic missile.
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Almost all are short-range jets, the F-833 Hornet, whose range could render the planes useless in some conflicts.
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Yes, just two days later, North Korea launched another two missiles, likely another test of the new short-range missiles.
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Ultimately, some combination of short-range and 5G communications may be necessary to make vehicle-to-vehicle connections work reliably.
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The Houthis have sent dozens of drones and short-range ballistic missiles against Saudi Arabia in the past two years.
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The agency plans to require that future cars and light trucks include the hardware for dedicated short-range communications devices.
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But while Mr. Trump may not care about short-range missiles, Mr. Abe does, since they can easily reach Japan.
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Earlier this month, North Korea conducted two tests of short-range ballistic missiles, ending an 18-month break in provocations.
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CNN first reported last week that US intelligence showed Iran moving short-range ballistic missiles aboard boats in the Persian Gulf.
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Flashbang: McCree lobs a short-range grenade that explodes on contact, temporarily stunning any enemy caught in its small blast area.
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First, it has a short range—around 15km compared with around 50km for America's principal submarine-launched torpedo, the Mk 48.
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The Cadillacs will use a high-speed, low-latency medium called dedicated short-range communications (DSRC) to communicate with each other.
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Facebook's new setup also adds short-range wireless signals to the mix, taking the traditional security key system one step further.
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We'd be talking about short-range, point-to-point connections between two devices — think within a room, not across your house.
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All of these pieces will use dedicated short-range communication (DSRC) to transmit basic information about things like location and speed.
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The hotspot contains the Qualcomm X50 chip, which means it only supports the short-range, mmWave 5G on AT&T's network.
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North Korea's test firings included short range ballistic missiles and so there was "no doubt" it was a violation, he added.
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NATO said Russia must destroy its short-range nuclear-ready cruise missile system, or the alliance will be forced to respond.
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There are certainly lots of low power, short range radio technologies that could have been used for such a trigger scenario.
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Called Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC), the technology could eliminate hundreds of thousands of annual car crashes, automakers and regulators say.
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North Korea fired multiple short-range projectiles into the sea off the country's east coast on Monday, South Korea's military said.
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North Korea fired short-range missiles into the sea after the U.N. Security Council unanimously approved tough sanctions on the regime.
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On Thursday, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un watched as his forces fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea.
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It has long and short range products that can hear a drone and convey that information to security in real-time.
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Talks have thus far failed to yield concrete progress on denuclearization, and North Korea has resumed testing of short-range missiles.
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North Korea on Friday fired a short-range missile into the waters off its eastern coast, according to The Associated Press.
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An effective IADS consists of layers of different types of SAMs — from the very short range to the very long range.
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"This is a limited effort designed to inform the Army on Short Range Air Defense employment techniques and considerations," she said.
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Patriots are air defense missile systems designed to counter and destroy incoming short-range ballistic missiles, advanced aircraft and cruise missiles.
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The country often launches short-range rockets or missiles when the United States and South Korea conduct joint annual military exercises.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea launched several short-range projectiles off its east coast on Monday, the South Korean military said.
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"The S&P's proprietary short-range oscillator ... currently stands at eight, and that's not just overbought, it's way overbought," he said.
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Soderberg looked to have frittered away victory earlier when he three-putted from short range at the 17th hole in regulation.
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That's why it sent the THAAD system to the country, which will help it defend against short-range North Korean missiles.
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The Americans announced it soon after North Korea fired off two short-range missiles, its second such launch in five days.
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North Korea: The country fired two short-range ballistic missiles off its east coast on Sunday, the South Korean military said.
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Major automakers have taken note and have now moved beyond short-range electric vehicles to EVs with more Tesla-like range.
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North Korea fired three short-range projectiles into the sea on Sunday in an apparent strike drill, South Korea's military said.
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North Korea fired two short-range missiles off the east coast into the sea on Monday after a three-month halt.
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And "short range" is relative: the weapon seems to have the capacity to slam a nuclear warhead into Seoul or Tokyo.
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The exercise involved a simulated engagement of a short-range missile target launched from White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The two projectiles fired by North Korea on Thursday were "short range", South Korea's military said in a statement.
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A provocation much more serious than the 13 rounds of short-range missile tests since May will come in due course.
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It determined that two short range anti-aircraft missiles targeted the flight just minutes after takeoff from Tehran&aposs international airport.
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Furthermore, BMW and Mercedes do not use the short-range technology but rely instead on existing cellular networks to transmit alerts.
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By directly communicating between vehicles, the short-range systems are not slowed down by having to communicate with cellular base stations.
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The Saudis have dealt effectively with the barrage of short-range ballistic missiles fired from Yemen in the past two years.
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When Pyongyang broke that moratorium in 2006, they started with a short range missile test that technically did not break the agreement.
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But then North Korea released images of the multiple weapons it tested — and one of them was a short-range ballistic missile.
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To the chagrin of many in Washington, Pyongyang has resumed test-firing short-range ballistic missiles that could potentially carry nuclear warheads.
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Trump's comments came on the heels of what appeared to be two short-range ballistic missiles launched from North Korea's east coast.
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Symmetra: Both of Symmetra's main attacks — the short-range beam and the charged, slow-moving energy orbs — bust through D.Va's Defense Matrix.
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In June 2017, Iran fired six short-range ballistic missiles — the same types, in fact — in response to terror attacks in Tehran.
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Up to 600 "Manoeuvre Short Range Air Defence" teams equipped with these upgraded missiles will join American infantry units around the world.
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Matthews evened the score 603:22 into the second on a rebound from short range but once again the Sabres quickly answered.
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It is a short range weapon, and he isn't particularly gangly for the weightclass either, but it plays off his longer weapons.
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But after South Korea announced North Korea had launched two short-range missiles, North Korea will also be discussed, the official said.
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The South Korean military said on Friday that North Korea fired at least two short-range projectiles into east sea before dawn.
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For years, Russia violated the U.S. Presidential Nuclear Initiative on tactical nuclear weapons, not reciprocating U.S. dismantlement of short-range battlefield warheads.
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Frazier drove along the left baseline and dropped in a beautiful floater from short range, giving Georgia its biggest margin (23-50).
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The technology is also a short-range process that is being developed for comparison by the magnetic fields of the solar system.
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It was also a small apology for testing the short range missiles, and that this testing would stop when the exercises end.
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The reports come after North Korea recently fired two short-range missiles off its coast, flouting a UN ban on such testing.
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The regime launched the two as-yet-unidentified, short-range missiles from the eastern coastal city of Wonsan at 5:34 a.m.
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I share these concerns, especially with respect to Russia's flagrant violation of the intermediate and short-range missile treaty known as INF.
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An attacker could theoretically grab a user's encryption key over-the-air if they're within a short range of the Bluetooth device.
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Safe Swarm uses vehicle-to-vehicle communication based on the dedicated short range communication standard to provide assistance to a human driver.
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North Korea has continued to carry out tests of short-range ballistic missiles and rocket systems, with no admonishment from Mr. Trump.
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By launching short-range projectiles only, Mr. Kim appeared not to give up dialogue with the United States anytime soon, analysts said.
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It was..... ....also a small apology for testing the short range missiles, and that this testing would stop when the exercises end.
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Trump said they had involved only short-range weapons and North Korea had stuck to a freeze in nuclear and ICBM tests.
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The tests conducted on Saturday morning were of "short range" projectiles, South Korean officials said, flying 42 to 124 miles off Wonsan.
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The South Korean military announced that North Korea fired two suspected short-range ballistic missiles from a location in North Pyongan Province.
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Defense Minister Takeshi Iwaya told a news conference that Tokyo believes the rockets Pyongyang is testing are new short-range ballistic missiles.
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In a separate tweet, Trump bought Kim's excuse that short-range missile testing by North Korea would end once the exercises did.
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The country fired what are believed to be two short-range ballistic missiles early Tuesday morning, US and South Korean authorities said.
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North Korea's nuclear activity has continued, and it recently launched short-range missiles, even as Mr. Trump continues to praise Mr. Kim.
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U.S. Pacific Command said it detected the launch of a short-range ballistic missile from a site near Wonsan Airfield on Sunday.
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Trump's comments came on the heels of what appeared to be two short-range ballistic missiles launched from North Korea's eastern coast.
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It fiercely condemns Iran for supporting the indigenous Houthi insurgents and allegedly supplying them with short-range ballistic missiles and other weapons.
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North Korea tested short-range ballistic missiles on May 4 and 9, ending a pause in launches that began in late 2017.
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North Korea fired what appeared to be two short-range missiles on Thursday, its second missile test in less than a week.
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Abe said he supported Trump's approach to Kim, but repeated Japan's stance that the recent short-range missile tests violated U.N. resolutions.
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Musk tweeted that the short range means the product doesn't violate ATF standards, and suggested it is less dangerous than a steak knife.
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Several Indian defense companies attended the International Maritime Defence Exhibition and Conference in Singapore last month, including the manufacturers of short-range missiles.
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On Friday, Trump sought to play down recent short-range missile tests, saying they did not break any agreement he had with Kim.
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And certain theories predict that gravity will be much weaker than expected at short range, while others predict that it will be stronger.
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The South's Defense Ministry said it wasn't immediately known whether the missile fired Friday morning was a short-range or mid-range missile.
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Thursday said he wasn't pleased to hear reports that North Korea had launched two short-range missiles overnight.
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On Sunday, North Korean state media showed its leader Kim Jong Un overseeing live firing drills of rocket launchers and short-range missiles.
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Trump also appeared at odds with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe over the seriousness of North Korea's series of short-range missile launches.
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The 'Hog's hook cuts right through D.Va's shield, dragging her out of position and into his Scrap Gun's short-range, high-damage zone.
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Both are theoretically capable of up to 10Gbps speeds, though with millimeter wave in particular we're talking about fairly short-range data transfers.
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And considering that this short-range LiDAR is cheaper than the top-of-range product, the price is likely under $5,000 a unit.
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Each car on the road would have a dedicated short-range communications (DSRC) unit that sends out and receives basic safety messages (BSMs).
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Autotalks uses dedicated short-range communications (DSRC) to send small packets of pertinent information between vehicles, no matter how many wheels they have.
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The ship also is armed with short-range anti-ship missiles and non-kinetic systems that could be capable of targeting a drone.
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Abe said he supported Trump's approach to Kim, but repeated Japan's stance that recent short-range missile tests violated U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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The missile launches on Saturday were apparently testing capabilities of a new short-range missile Pyongyang is developing, South Korea's presidential office said.
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We get excited about micromobility generally… We are open and looking at all sorts of different short-range electric vehicles in the future.
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Ford was itself an early proponent of electrification but initially focused on hybrids, plug-in hybrids and relatively short-range battery-electric vehicles.
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Millimeter-wave's short range means it can't be broadcast from too high up, or it will have relatively little coverage on the ground.
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Japanese officials were alarmed earlier this month when North Korea resumed test-firing short-range missiles after a long period of relative silence.
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Trump has repeatedly hailed this as a triumph for his diplomatic efforts, even though North Korea tested new short-range missiles in May.
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Shares in South Korea's Kospi fell 0.4% after the country's military said that North Korea fired two short-range missiles early on Thursday.
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These frequencies have relatively short range and high data-carrying capacity, suiting them to use in running 'connected' factories - an industrial policy priority.
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Toyota hopes to adopt the dedicated short-range communications systems in the United States across most of its lineup by the mid-2020s.
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Bolton said on Saturday there was "no doubt" that the launches had violated U.N. resolutions as they had included short-range ballistic missiles.
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On Monday, the country carried out its third test in three weeks, described as a successful test of a short-range ballistic missile.
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And he's downplayed the threat of controlling someone's vibrator or butt plug via short-range Bluetooth hacking, a major source of media scares.
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The missiles launched last week were a different type of short-range ballistic missile, which experts said were designed to make interception difficult.
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Trump said on Friday the short-range tests "may be a United Nations violation," but he and Kim had never discussed such missiles.
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It was the first such launches since Seoul said North Korea fired three short-range missiles off its east coast in early May.
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The missile launches on Saturday were apparently testing capabilities of a new short-range missile Pyongyang is developing, South Korea's presidential office said.
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North Korea on Saturday fired multiple short-range projectiles off its east coast, which were believed to have flown up to 125 miles.
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The arms included charred remnants of what the Pentagon said was an Iranian-made short-range ballistic missile fired from Yemen on Nov.
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Chisora would bob and weave under the jab, step to Price, and wail away short-range punches that peppered Price's head and body.
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Built to destroy short-range rockets and artillery shells launched from close proximity, the Iron Dome focuses on missiles heading toward populated areas.
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"I still fly myself privately on short-range business and family trips, but I'm on the major airlines all the time," he said.
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Before Monday's tests, it fired two short-range projectiles off its east coast on March 20193, its first weapons test in three months.
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"There is a need for short-range air defense, and lasers are one of those technologies that will meet that need," Aberle noted.
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After the collapse of the talks in February, North Korea issued bellicose statements and conducted a provocative short-range weapons test in May.
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The short-range ballistic missiles fired appear to be solid-fueled, meaning that they can be deployed faster than their liquid-fueled counterparts.
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President Trump acknowledged on Thursday that "nobody's happy" after the North launched short-range ballistic missiles for the second time in a week.
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Waymo announced in March 2019 plans to sell its short-range sensor (known as Laser Bear Honeycomb) to industries outside of autonomous vehicles.
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Two days before, North Korea fired 2 short-range ballistic missiles off its eastern coast, according to South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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A US official confirmed North Korea launched short-range ballistic missiles, and said that they appear to be similar to other recent launches.
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North Korea fired 2 short-range ballistic missiles off its eastern coast early on Wednesday, according to South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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South Korea said Tuesday that the short-range missiles fired Tuesday had a similar flight profile to the ones launched on July 25.
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"To improve the self-defense on carriers, you could put lasers on there to support that short-range, self-defense capacity," Clark said.
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While Trump has dismissed the short-range tests as inconsequential, U.S. allies in the region are much more concerned about the ongoing tests.
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Just days after Secretary of State Rex Tillerson praised Pyongyang for showing restraint, North Korea launched several short-range missiles off its coast.
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In late January 1967, we went out on one of the multitude of long and short range patrols in and around Khe Sanh.
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The buildup of a hidden arsenal of short-range missiles is the latest sign that American efforts to deter Iran have largely failed.
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The technology covers the final stretch to the home with a short-range wireless link, and is cheaper than laying an underground fiber.
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Since the last gathering, the impasse between the two sides has grown over Kim's nuclear program, which continues to test short-range missiles.
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Ashley said he believes that "additional missile launches — from short range to intercontinental range — are a near certainty" as are further nuclear tests.
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A recent series of short-range missile tests by Pyongyang, which U.S. President Donald Trump dismissed as unimportant, have prompted alarm in Japan.
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Before his sit-down with Moon, Trump said the two would discuss North Korea's repeated launches of short-range missiles in recent weeks.
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While some of the missiles may be categorized as ballistic, the official emphasized that they are very short range, without offering more details.
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The only other known solid-fuel missile in North Korea's arsenal is the short-range KN-02, according to the Missile Defense Project.
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Borghi had 22 carries for 238 yards and made 26 receptions for 240 yards, as the Cougars were limited to short-range passes.
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If this is right, expect the usual propaganda belligerence in state media or low-level provocations like artillery and short-range missile drills.
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In May, Kim oversaw the test launch of new, short-range missiles while giving a cold shoulder to projects planned with South Korea.
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He followed with a flip wedge to short range for birdie on No. 53 while Johnson was chopping his way to double bogey.
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In one case, the United States got lucky: A short-range Iranian-made missile landed in Baghdad's Green Zone, but failed to detonate.
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In May, North Korea twice tested multiple short-range missiles, which analysts said could be aimed at penetrating South Korea's missile defense system.
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And almost all of this year's eight exchanges happened after North Korea began testing a new type of short-range missile in late July.
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"It's surprisingly close," says Nick Hunn, a UK-based consultant who works with manufacturers and a group defining the short-range wireless Bluetooth standard.
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North Korea fired what appeared to be two short-range missiles on Saturday, South Korea said, in a "show of force" against the exercises.
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Before that, a kid proved that long range and short range bottle flips were very different beasts, and he was a master of both.
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But there'll be few locations that support millimeter wave, and because millimeter wave has a very short range, their reach will be quite limited.
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The most alarming of these four is the KN23, a short-range missile capable of maneuvering in flight along a deliberately depressed flight path.
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The cheaper short-range version will go from 0 to 60 mph in 4.9 seconds, with 300kW of power (about 400 horsepower) on offer.
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After the short-range missile launches in May, the president brushed them off by saying all he cares about are long-range missile tests.
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Carriers and device makers had proposed allowing these unlicensed bits of spectrum to augment existing base stations' signals, potentially improving short-range connection speeds.
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The arms included charred remnants of what the Pentagon said was an Iranian-made short-range ballistic missile fired from Yemen in the Nov.
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This test marks Iran's 11th launch in 2019 alone, including 2 satellite-launch vehicles and 3 medium-range and 5 short-range ballistic missiles.
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You may be wondering about dedicated short-range communications, or DSRC, technology, which is already being tested in V2X communications for vehicles and infrastructure.
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And Kitty Hawk, the electric VTOL startup founded by Google's Larry Page, is just now starting to sell its short-range, one-seat Flyer.
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North Korea fired 2 suspected short-range missiles eastward Thursday, South Korea's military said, per AP. Details: The launch began about 4:30 p.m.
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"It's surprisingly close," says Nick Hunn, a UK-based consultant who works with manufacturers and a group defining the short-range wireless Bluetooth standard.
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U.S. Pacific Command said late Sunday it detected the launch of a short-range North Korean ballistic missile from a site near Wonsan Airfield.
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The officials said that the failed test involved a short-range, non-nuclear missile, which would be able to hit Seoul, but not Japan.
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U.S. officials said initial information indicated the activity was similar to two other short-range missile tests by Pyongyang in the past eight days.
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Just outside the DMZ, North Korea has lined its border with tens of thousands of artillery and short-range missiles that could hit Seoul.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un last year said North Korea would avoid testing weapons, but in May it tested a short-range missile.
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Kelly scored again from short range, after which Austin dropped in a pair of free throws and another layup for an eight-point lead.
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"Our position is very clear, the launch of the short-range ballistic missiles by North Korea clearly violates the relevant UN Security Council resolutions."
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Since then, North Korea has tested numerous short-range weapons, drawing protests from South Korea and Japan, but little criticism from the United States.
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Israeli aircraft struck three Hamas military posts and Gaza militants fired a barrage of more than a dozen short-range rockets into southern Israel.
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"When Bolton says these short-range tests are a violation of the U.N. security resolutions, that's the correct math on this," Mr. Cha said.
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Analysts have noted that North Korea's decision to launch short-range projectiles suggested that Mr. Kim had not given up hope on resuming negotiations.
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It also represented a split with his own advisers, who have expressed alarm over North Korea's tests of short-range ballistic missiles this month.
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But according to the hunters who tried to capture her, she roared and charged after being hit by a tranquilizer dart at short range.
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At that point we'll likely have the next-generation Qualcomm modem, which will support all four carriers' short-range and long-range 5G networks.
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Catch up quick: North Korea reportedly fired 2 short-range missiles from its east coast on July 24, according to the New York Times.
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The statement denounces South Korea's plan to hold any military drills and referenced US President Donald Trump's recent comments on short-range missile tests.
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In recent months, North Korea has conducted a series of missile tests that Mr. Trump dismissed as "small ones" involving short-range ballistic rockets.
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The short-range projectiles were launched off the North's east coast, days after Kim Jong-un ordered artillery fire near a disputed sea border.
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Google had recently released a protocol that allowed Android phones to interface with non-phone devices through Bluetooth, the short-range wireless-connection protocol.
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But Pentagon and intelligence officials told US media outlets that radar data appeared to pick up the firing of a short-range Iranian interceptor.
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His military has launched more than a dozen short-range missiles this year, in what are widely viewed as signs of Mr. Kim's impatience.
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But short-range missiles have a range of just over 600 miles, meaning that one fired from the outskirts of Baghdad could strike Jerusalem.
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As for South Korea's vulnerabilities to a swarm-like attack, the North is known to have short-range Scud and other missiles targeting Seoul.
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North Korea, according to South Korea and the U.S. military, launched several short-range missiles Saturday, though one is believed to have exploded immediately.
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Trump has downplayed the recent tests because they involve short-range projectiles that don't threaten the continental United States, though they've alarmed U.S. allies.
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A US official confirmed then that North Korea launched short-range ballistic missiles, and said they appear to be similar to other recent launches.
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And weapons experts have warned that the advanced technologies being tested on the short-range missiles could eventually be applied to long-range weapons.
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Patriot missile defense interceptors are designed to detect, track and engage unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), cruise missiles and short-range or tactical ballistic missiles.
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The incident follows the launch of two short-range projectiles by Pyongyang in late October, which landed in waters between North Korea and Japan.
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Affordable short-range air travel could make it easier for city dwellers to take day and weekend trips to towns in the surrounding countryside.
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Specifically, TARDEC is testing dedicated short-range communications, essentially a version of Car-2-X communication, which will aid in the development of autonomous cars.
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Until, that is, an image obtained by CNN over the weekend seemed to suggest that North Korea had tested a short-range missile on Friday.
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They are short-range sensors to detect objects in the immediate vicinity of the vehicle, and long-range ones to detect potential obstacles from afar.
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The sedans will be outfitted with DSRC short-range radio communication devices to transmit and receive simple messages, including vehicles' GPS location, speed and heading.
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Analysts said that short-range ballistic missile is based on the Russian Iskander missile but also shares many features of South Korea's Hyunmoo-2 missile.
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But in the past month they have resumed testing short range missiles, though have not yet conducted nuclear or intermediate- or long-range missile tests.
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Moreover, he and Marks pointed out, the Aegis system is not intended to defend against the threat of short-range missiles on land, or artillery.
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The German military last week said it had decided to replace its ageing short-range air defense systems and help fill a gap in capabilities.
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"Really go after micro mobility generally, [and] to try to help people get out of cars and onto short-range electric vehicles like Bird One."
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South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JSC) said North Korea had fired what appeared to be short-range ballistic missiles at around 6:45 a.m.
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An unnamed defense official told CNN on Wednesday that the shot weapon was a short-range missile, but there's no official confirmation of that yet.
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These frequencies have a relatively short range and high data-carrying capacity, suiting them to use in running 'connected' factories - a German industrial policy priority.
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The North tested new short-range missiles in May and Washington imposed fresh sanctions and seized a North Korean ship suspected of illicit coal shipments.
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There's no pricing yet, but the Kona Electric will come in short-range and long-range models, with 186 and 203 miles of range, respectively.
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But to his satisfaction, two short-range missiles, hidden like needles in haystacks among multiple salvoes of conventionally armed rockets, had got through to Seoul.
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The barrage comes just a week after North Korea's last short-range missile test, which was the first by the Hermit Kingdom in two months.
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Short range, but it's light Like most other electric skateboards on the market, the Blink-Board's acceleration and braking is controlled with a Bluetooth remote.
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Since the Singapore summit, North Korea has not tested any nuclear weapons or intercontinental ballistic missiles, though it tested new short-range missiles in May.
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The laser beams would only have to focus on a fairly small short-range cone that would destroy the bird prior to entering the engine.
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But the talks have yet to resume and North Korea has since staged repeated short-range missile tests that raised doubts about whether they would.
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McDavid fed Eberle for a short-range wrist shot from the right circle at 14:13 of the first, and that was only the start.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The North Korean projectiles launched early Friday are believed to be short-range ballistic missiles, Kyodo News reported, citing unnamed Japanese government officials.
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The projectiles travelled an estimated 370 kilometres (230 miles) and reached an altitude of 90 km (56 miles), the JCS said, calling them "short range".
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The report did not say when the test took place, but North Korea has launched multiple short-range rockets into the sea in recent weeks.
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Details: State media did not specify if Wednesday's test was of a nuclear weapon, but "tactical" suggests it was a short-range weapon, per Reuters.
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The president also tweeted his confidence in North Korea's Kim, hours after South Korea's military said the North fired multiple short-range projectiles toward Japan.
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US officials previously accused Russia of violating the treaty by restricting flights in Kaliningrad, a heavily militarized area that is home to short-range missiles.
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The message comes a day after North Korea test-fired two suspected short-range ballistic missiles, which Seoul characterized as a "new type" of threat.
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On July 25, North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles that Seoul officials said flew 600 kilometers (353 miles) before landing in the sea.
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South Korea's presidential office had said the U.S. and South Korean militaries shared an assessment that Friday's launches were likely of short-range ballistic missiles.
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On July 25, North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles that Seoul officials said flew 600 kilometers (370 miles) before landing in the sea.
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In recent months, North Korea has conducted more than half a dozen tests involving at least two new solid-fueled short-range ballistic missiles (SRBMs).
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North Korea conducted two test firings of short-range missiles last week, a show of force that analysts say is linked to the joint exercises.
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KCNA did not specify what type of weapon was tested, but experts noted the use of the word "tactical" appeared to imply something short-range.
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The short-range deployment for 5G means that if they want to, wireless providers could pick and choose neighborhoods for access to high-speed connections.
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CNN has reported that intelligence has shown that Iran is likely moving short-range ballistic missiles and cruise missiles aboard boats in the Persian Gulf.
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Peng and his team are currently testing Direct Short-Range Communication (DSRC) technology-equipped cars that talk to each other to navigate potentially hazardous situations.
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Nuclear-armed North Korea's participation is in doubt after it raised tensions by test-firing rockets and at least one short-range missile this month.
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These launchers closely resemble those of Russia's Iskander, a short-range nuclear-tipped missile allowed under the INF treaty, making it hard to verify violations.
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On Sunday, North Korea said it tested a brand new short-range missile, making it the third new type of projectile unveiled in a month.
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Firing short-range weapons may be an attempt to force a breakthrough in the stalled negotiations while not provoking Mr. Trump too far, analysts said.
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Recent short-range missile tests by Pyongyang have stoked alarm in neighbouring Japan even as U.S. President Donald Trump has dismissed the launches as unimportant.
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Why it matters: The launch of the newly developed, short-range ballistic missiles on Tuesday was the 4th such exercise in less than 2 weeks.
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The two short-range missiles it tested the week of Trump's remarks were also ballistic missiles, as were the missiles it tested in late July.
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The fact that North Korea can imitate the ATACMS short-range missile should be disquieting enough, and a sign of its technologists' and scientists' capabilities.
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The greater Seoul metropolitan area, home to 20 million, lies in the range of thousands of North Korean artillery pieces, rockets and short-range missiles.
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Kim's comments also referred to a joint statement released Wednesday in which six EU nations condemned North Korea's short-range missile tests on November 28.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea launched two short-range projectiles on Tuesday, hours after proposing to reopen denuclearization talks with the United States this month.
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The SA-15 system, which can fire up to eight short-range missiles, according to Sputnik, can lock on to several aircraft or inbound missiles.
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Minutes earlier, US intelligence satellites had picked up signs of a heat signature from Iran, suggesting the country had just launched short range ballistic missiles.
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Osman wasn't done as he followed a layup with a short-range jumper and a 3-pointer to push the Cavaliers' advantage to 65-60.
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They say it would do little to defend South Korea from the North's plentiful short-range missiles but would anger China, which might retaliate economically.
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But the only types of missiles displayed were short-range surface-to-surface missiles, a surface-to-air missile and an anti-ship cruise missile.
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The United States accused Iran this month of exploiting the chaos in Iraq to build up a hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles there.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The projectiles North Korea fired on Thursday were probably short-range missiles, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said in a statement.
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CNN has reported US officials' claims that intelligence shows Iran is likely moving short-range ballistic missiles and cruise missiles aboard boats in the Persian Gulf.
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In an earlier statement, South Korean officials said several short-range projectiles flew 70 to 200 kilometers (43 to 124 miles) before crashing into the sea.
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Bolton told Fox News Channel the testing appeared aimed at getting the short-range missiles fully operational and Trump was keeping a close eye on developments.
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Lasers (as already noted) require a tremendous amount of energy, they have a short range, and they suck in settings where there's haze, smoke, and dust.
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"Our position is very clear, the launch of the short-range ballistic missiles by North Korea clearly violates the relevant UN Security Council resolutions," Abe said.
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LG is employing a proprietary Wi-Fi chipset that uses very short-range and high-bandwidth communication to transmit between the V50 and its extra screen.
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Launches of short-range ballistic missiles on Saturday were the seventh by North Korea since Trump and Kim met at the inter-Korean border in June.
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Don't let the tyranny of a seductive short-range model triumph over what the real world is telling you about the dynamics of growing the business.
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Seoul originally said the North had launched a single missile, but subsequently changed its language and said Pyongyang had launched several unidentified, short-range vertical objects.
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A short-range missile on display was fired just five days after U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley did a similar presentation last year.
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The signal's short range makes it ideal for identifying someone's location, which can be used to target ads or even be presented as evidence by police.
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Trump has repeatedly said he is not concerned about North Korea's short-range missile tests and they wouldn't pose an obstacle to holding talks with Kim.
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ET. (CNBC)* Investors wonder if the ECB can do enough to make a difference (WSJ) North Korea fired at least two short-range missiles early today.
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Why it matters: Bolton is the first senior administration official to confirm that North Korea launched the short-range ballistic missiles in contravention of UN resolutions.
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North Korea fired a short-range missile over the sea off its east coast on Tuesday, South Korea's Yonhap News Agency said, citing a military official.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The two projectiles launched by North Korea early on Thursday were short-range ballistic missiles, a Kyodo report citing a Japanese government source said.
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It's possible they were short-range Scud missiles or were otherwise launched from a multiple-launch-tube system, the Times cited South Korean officials as saying.
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The Pentagon historically has lacked enough air defense to protect forces from short-range threats, including the types aimed at U.S. forces in Iraq and Syria.
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Talking cars and trucks would use dedicated short range communications to transmit data up to 300 meters, such as location, direction and speed, to nearby vehicles.
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By producing a short-range radio signal, goTenna Mesh creates an off-the-grid wireless network that you can use to communicate with other goTenna users.
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Roman Josi's first goal of the playoffs restored the roar at 15:53 of the first period, as he bounced a short-range backhander over Jones.
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Short-range missiles are considered more destabilizing because they can, in some circumstances, hit their targets so quickly that an enemy has no time to respond.
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As Dr Jennings points out, the seas are already transparent for a lot of fishing fleets, thanks to short-range fish-finding sonar and spotter planes.
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Citing Iranian, Iraqi and Western sources, Reuters reported last week that Iran had transferred short-range ballistic missiles to Shi'ite allies in Iraq in recent months.
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North Korea fired short-range missiles into the sea off its east coast as South Korea and the U.S. military were conducting their annual joint drills.
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A US official said that at least one projectile was launched and that it appeared to be similar to previous short-range missiles fired by Pyongyang.
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Another official at the office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said it was a short-range surface to air missile of as-yet undetermined range.
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When North Korean officials determined they were not getting what they wanted from Mr. Trump after two summit meetings, they began firing short-range ballistic missiles.
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Defying U.S. demands to curb its missile program, Iran unveiled a new generation of its "Fateh Mobin" short-range ballistic missile on Monday, state TV reported.
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In the past week, North Korea has resumed short-range missile tests and, analysts say, may launch longer-range missiles if Washington does not ease sanctions.
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The previous four rounds of launches by North Korea in recent days are believed to be short-range missile tests, which would violate of UN resolutions.
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A US official told CNN that two short-range ballistic missiles were launched and landed in the Sea of Japan, also known as the East Sea.
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North Korea has deployed and has often successfully tested short-range Scud and midrange Rodong ballistic missiles that can reach most of South Korea and Japan.
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Since its inception in 1964, DEFSMAC has alerted the US of Iranian short-range ballistic missiles during the Gulf War, and North Korea&aposs missile tests.
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Tension mounted last month when North Korea test-fired a series of short-range ballistic missiles, although Trump and South Korea both played down the tests.
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What's really great about the Regal GS is that it's just as compelling as a long-range cruiser as it is a short-range fun machine.
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But for short range and middle range missiles, the kind that South Korea might be worried about from North Korea, yes, it's got a pretty good record.
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Short-range rockets targeting the Gaza periphery gave way to more powerful rockets aimed at Beer Sheva and Ashdod, some of the largest cities in southern Israel.
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Polaris is a "kickstage," essentially a short-range spacecraft used to deliver satellites to more distant orbits after being taken up to space by a launch vehicle.
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CSIS's report focuses on the Sakkanmol missile base, an undeclared North Korean site about 50 miles north of the inter-Korean border that houses short-range missiles.
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The suspected short-range missiles appear to have been launched from a location near a missile base in Sino-Ri, according to the Dow Jones news agency.
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Pollard's first points came on a short-range kick in the 15th minute, and Biggar equalized three minutes later, after the South Africa defense was caught offside.
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The North Korean projectiles — two short-range Scuds and one medium-range Rodong-28 missile — were launched between 22017:45am and 6:40am local time on Tuesday.
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The North Korean projectiles — two short-range Scuds and one medium-range Rodong-1 missile — were launched between 5:45am and 6:40am local time on Tuesday.
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Saudi Arabia has said hundreds of its own soldiers and civilians have been killed in Houthi mortar and short-range missile attacks across their rugged southern border.
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The basic technology uses dedicated short-range radios to allow for the cars to communicate, and can send data such as location, speed, direction, and braking status.
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And by then, if these coming rounds of upgrades work as promised, Bluetooth may already have addressed two of its biggest shortcomings: short range and slow speeds.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China urged North Korea on Monday to create the conditions for a return to talks after it fired at least one short-range ballistic missile.
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A test last month of a new short-range guided missile seems calculated to remind the American president that Mr Kim has the power to embarrass him.
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The company added electric scooters and bikes to its ride-hailing app this year, and it's eyeing more futuristic options like all-electric short-range aircraft, too.
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Cars with the right software can use cellular technology or a high-speed, low-latency medium called dedicated short-range communications (DSRC) to communicate with each other.
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Iran has named several military platforms after the Zulfiqar, including a short-range ballistic missile, a battle tank, and a battle rife, just to name a few.
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These EZ10 buses are intended for short-range shuttling of people, for instance between a train station and bus stop will only travel at a jogging pace.
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Musk tweeted that the short range of the flame (seemingly around two to three feet based on Instagram posts) means the device doesn't violate ATF's flamethrower regulations.
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GPS trackers also require SIM cards and frequent battery changes, while Bluetooth only works over a short range, before it loses connection with your phone, he said.
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"Type 055 guided-missile destroyer carries medium-long-range and medium-short range air-defense missiles, which can significantly improve its overall air defense capability," he said.
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However, the missile exploded seconds after liftoff, and officials said the failed test involved a short-range, non-nuclear missile able to hit Seoul but not Japan.
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Put simply, the rule would mandate that cars be equipped with dedicated short-range communications devices to send and receive basic safety messages via short-wave radio.
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The project was ultimately shut down, but the concept was repurposed by Hybrid Air Vehicles for short-range cargo flights, aerial surveillance, and potentially even passenger flights.
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North Korea launched short-range missiles in May and Washington unveiled its seizure of a North Korean ship suspected of illicit coal shipments in breach of sanctions.
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Spending will also go to US contractor Raytheon for a new short-range ground-based air defense system and 72 new F-35A Joint Strike Fighter aircraft.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE oversaw the firing of what the South called short-range projectiles, which were believed to have flown up to 125 miles.
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Pyongyang's arsenal ranges from short-range Scud-like missiles, to large intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) that may be capable delivering a nuclear warhead to the US mainland.
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The launch was the North's first ballistic missile test since it tested a Scud-type short-range missile and two midrange Rodong ballistic missiles on July 19.
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More guidelines and regulations are expected in the coming months; varying from the allocation of spectrum for Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC) to oversight of V2I functions.
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US efforts to get the North to drop its nuclear program have stalled, and in less than a week North Korea launched two short-range missiles. 4.
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U.S. and South Korean intelligence agencies deemed they had similar flight characteristics to the short-range ballistic missiles launched by North Korea on July 25, it said.
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Han said his country's short-range missile tests carried out earlier in May were a "routine checking of our national defense capabilities", indicating that they would continue.
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That array included warships, submarines, fighter jets, helicopters, tanks and artillery, air defenses, anti-ship missiles, special forces, and short-range and nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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It could also use its short-range missiles to strike Tokyo and other large Japanese urban areas, some of them with only about a 10-minute warning.
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Per the BBC, last night South Korean officials reported that North Korea fired what appeared to be two short-range ballistic missiles from the city of Hamhung.
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New North Korea test: The country fired two short-range ballistic missiles today, its second weapons test in less than a week, the South Korean military said.
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South Korean officials said they were also looking into the possibility that the projectiles were short-range Scud missiles or rockets from multiple-launch tubes — or both.
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Firing short-range weapons may be an attempt to force a breakthrough in the stalled negotiations with Washington while not provoking Mr. Trump too far, analysts said.
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The findings emerged as Pyongyang fired what are believed to be two short-range ballistic missiles early Tuesday, the fourth missile launch in less than two weeks.
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Bluetooth audio used to sound horrible because it's short-range and not designed for large amounts of information, and it had to be heavily compressed to work.
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North Korea fired two short-range missiles off the east coast into the sea on Monday, resuming testing after a three-month pause, South Korea's military said.
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After the North's latest nuclear test, South Korea fired its Hyunmoo-2 short-range ballistic missiles in a drill simulating an attack on the North's test site.
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In a series of weapons tests this year, North Korea launched new types of short-range ballistic missiles and more powerful versions of multi-tube rocket launchers.
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But the projectiles fired on Saturday, which South Korea called short-range missiles, did not fly toward Guam; they flew in the other direction, to the northeast.
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And though North Korea hasn't fired a long-range missile in more than two years, it conducted more than a dozen short-range missile tests last year.
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Companies like Kitty Hawk, eHang, Joby and Uber all hope to play a role in offering short-range flights as an affordable alternative to road-based transportation.
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However, it has in recent months conducted 11 short-range missile tests, the latest a submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) capable of hitting Japan and South Korea.
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While some of the missiles allegedly moved into Iraq may be categorized as ballistic, the official emphasized that they are very short range, without offering more details.
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According to reports, Iran fired around 16 short-range ballistic missiles at two bases with a US presence in Iraq, Ayn al-Asad and Arbil International Airport.
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In 2019, North Korea conducted several tests of new short-range missiles such as the KN-23, which experts said are designed to better evade missile defenses.
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There were a number of mobile launcher vehicles displayed during the parade that had two short-range ballistic missiles (SRBM) sitting side-by-side in the truck.
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North Korea fired a pair of short-range projectiles off its east coast on Thursday, the first test launch in nearly a month, South Korea's military announced.
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The missile lacks stabilizer fins and has nine valves, and the only known short-range ballistic missile in the world with those qualities is the Iranian Qaim.
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Trump has touted the moratorium as a sign his diplomatic efforts are working, even as North Korea launched more than a dozen short-range missiles this year.
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In 2019, North Korea conducted several tests of new short-range missiles such as the KN-23, which experts said are designed to better evade missile defenses.
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Since then, diplomatic efforts have stalled since, there are no signs of plans for a new meeting and North Korea conducted short-range missile tests last month.
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This B2V—that's bike-to-vehicle—system uses short-range communication technology to exchange location, speed, heading, braking mode, and other information with nearby vehicles sporting similar hardware.
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Fuel cells would work for short-range routes as well: Toyota is currently running Project Portal, a shiny, hydrogen-powered, 18-wheeler, around the Port of Los Angeles.
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"Cisco's optical portfolio was mainly for short range data center connections, and now gains Acacia's skill set in areas such as metro, long-haul, and undersea," Cash said.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea's Yonhap news agency says North Korea has fired a missile and several other short-range projectiles into the waters off its east coast.
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The bottom tier is the already-deployed short-range Iron Dome interceptor, which was used extensively with high success rates in a 2014 Gaza war against Hamas militants.
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That put him at odds with his own national security adviser, John Bolton, who said on Saturday Pyongyang's recent short-range missile tests violated U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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Launches of short-range ballistic missiles on Saturday were the seventh by North Korea since Trump and Kim met at the border between the two Koreas in June.
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The South Korean military says its northern neighbor launched two short-range missiles near Wonsan, a city on the North Korea's eastern coast, early Wednesday morning local time.
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While Berndt was able to hack the short range radio and create his own MagicBand functions, like turning on lights, the long range antenna is much more powerful.
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The short-range Kona Electric uses a 39.2kWh battery and a 99kW electric motor, and Hyundai says it will go from 0–60 mph in about nine seconds.
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North Korea fired what appeared to be two short-range missiles on Saturday, South Korea said, in a "show of force" against U.S.-South Korea joint military exercises.
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TOKYO, July 25 (Reuters) - The two projectiles launched by North Korea early on Thursday were short-range ballistic missiles, a Kyodo report citing a Japanese government source said.
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The new Bastion is not completely unstoppable, although it may seem like that if you're trying to defeat him 1v1 as a short-range squishy hero like Tracer.
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Cars also will have antennas for sending and receiving data, a speaker for audio alerts and a short-range radio for communicating with other cars, lights and crosswalks.
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It was the second weapons test for North Korea in the past week, following the launch of what are believed to be several short-range missiles on Saturday.
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In Asia, emerging currencies edged lower after North Korea fired two short-range missiles into the sea early on Thursday, diminishing appetite for riskier assets in the region.
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As national security adviser John Bolton stated publicly from Japan, North Korea's short-range missile tests earlier this month violate UN Security Council resolutions -- and threaten the region.
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It's unclear whether that event is the same launch by North Korea of "short-range projectiles," announced one day earlier by the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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The short-range ballistic missile traveled an estimated 248 miles, splashing down within Japan's exclusive economic zone, an area of sea where commercial ships are known to operate.
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If I were to read the headline, "NHL Player Scores Goal Off Ref's Dick," I would think it would be some kind of dinky, short-range, wacky situation.
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In the three earlier launches, North Korea tested different kinds of ballistic missiles, two medium-to-long range missiles as well as a short-range Scud class weapon.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that he was not worried about missiles being tested by North Korea, calling them very standard, short-range devices.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has appeared hopeful of a diplomatic way forward despite North Korea test-firing two new short-range ballistic missiles on July 25.
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The TU-783M is capable of carrying 12 cruise missiles or 12 short-range nuclear missiles and can fly 12,000 km (7,500 miles) non—stop without re-fuelling.
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America had short-range missiles in Europe, which could not reach Soviet territory, and long-range ones at home and aboard submarines, but nothing in this middle category.
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North Korea launched two short-range ballistic missiles off its east coast Wednesday in Pyongyang's second weapons test in less than a week, the South Korean military said.
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South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said the North fired a barrage of short-range projectiles from the town of Wonsan, according to South Korea's Yonhap News Agency.
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North Korea fired what appeared to be two short-range missiles on Saturday, South Korea said, in a "show of force" against US-South Korea joint military exercises.
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"These missile tests are not a violation of our signed Singapore agreement, nor was there discussion of short-range missiles when we shook hands," Trump tweeted this week.
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The missile defense systems are short-range counter-rocket, artillery, and mortar (C-RAM) weapons systems that have been repeatedly tested by Hamas rockets fired into Israeli territory.
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Currently, Iran's solid-fuel missiles have not expanded beyond several classes of the same short-range ballistic missile, which reportedly performed poorly in a recent strike on Syria.
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But Japanese officials are worried about the sort of "small weapons" Mr. Trump dismissed — short-range missiles that could strike Japan and are often pointed in its direction.
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It's too early to tell what kind of projectiles were launched, but the weapons are likely short-range ballistic missiles that Pyongyang has tested many times this year.
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North Korea makes a couple of short-range missiles that use solid fuel, but small solid rocket motors and massive solid rocket motors are two very different ballgames.
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These short-range lidars are designed to enhance spatial resolution and accuracy and are most useful for low-speed applications when near-object detection and avoidance is necessary.
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Most wireless headphones use Bluetooth, the same short-range technology that lets your phone talk to your car, for example, or your wireless mouse talk to your laptop.
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T-Mobile has also started rolling out its 5G network on a smaller scale with faster (but short-range) mmWave technology in a few cities, similar to Verizon.
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The mobile launcher for the cruise missile, however, closely resembles the mobile launcher used for the Iskander, a nuclear-tipped short-range system that is permitted under treaties.
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The regime also launched three short-range missiles into the sea between the peninsula and Japan on Friday, although Tuesday's launch is considered a more significant move. Sen.
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Mr. Abe has been concerned that Mr. Trump might make a deal with North Korea that would address nuclear disarmament but not Tokyo's worries about short-range missiles.
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"The capabilities, the technology, things like the maneuverability of close-range or short-range ballistic missiles can be by definition adapted to longer-range ballistic missiles," he warned.
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According to the Center for Strategic & International Studies, in a May 30, 2019, report, Iran likely fields a force of over 150 medium- and short-range ballistic missiles.
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Growing missile threat: Iran is using violence in Iraq as cover to build a hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic rockets inside its neighbor, according to U.S. officials.
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" Abe was less circumspect: "Our position is very clear: that the launch of short-range ballistic missiles by North Korea clearly violates the relevant U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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It has conducted a series of short-range missile tests, which Trump has downplayed despite concerns from regional allies like South Korea — where 28,500 US troops are stationed.
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It has been 33 years since North Korea's first test of a short-range ballistic missile and 11 years since North Korea's first test of a nuclear weapon.
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He and other analysts have said they assume North Korea has designed and demonstrated nuclear warheads that can be mounted on short-range and perhaps medium-range missiles.
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CNN reported Wednesday that US intelligence agencies and the Pentagon in recent weeks have tracked the movement of a number of Iranian short-range ballistic missiles into Iraq.
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The U.N. report said North Korea conducted 13 missile tests last year, launching at least 25 missiles, including new types of short range and submarine-launched ballistic missiles.
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The Pentagon said Thursday the US will deploy approximately 200 support personnel, one Patriot Missile Battery and four short range air defense radar systems at the Kingdom's request.
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North Korea has conducted short-range missile tests and complained of U.S. pressure, while the United States has doubled down on its enforcement of sanctions on North Korea.
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But Kim Dong-yub, a military expert at Kyungnam University's Institute for Far Eastern Studies in Seoul, said the new weapon was apparently a short-range cruise missile.
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The Israeli military says Hamas fired at least four short-range rockets after the Tel Aviv attack aimed at Israeli's south, which Israeli missile defenses seemed to intercept.
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It could also use its short-range missiles to strike Tokyo and other large urban areas in Japan, some of them with only about a 10-minute warning.
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The latest of the missile tests by North Korea was carried out on Friday as Pyongyang fired two more short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast.
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That put him at odds with his own national security adviser, John Bolton, who said on Saturday Pyongyang's recent short-range missile tests violated United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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That put him at odds with his own national security advisor, John Bolton, who said on Saturday Pyongyang's recent short-range missile tests violated United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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Similarly, Verizon is relying only on the short-range, mmWave spectrum, so you need to be physically nearby one of its 5G nodes in downtown Chicago to access it.
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Pyongyang tested two short-range missiles last week — also from the same area — evidently as a message to Seoul not to go forward with a planned August military exercise.
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The short-range element of Aegis is a Dalek-like, rapid-fire cannon called Phalanx, which spits out 75 rounds a second and can shoot down incoming cruise missiles.
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Israel has posted Iron Dome short-range air defenses on the Golan, local media said, suggesting that the anticipated attack could be by ground-to-ground rockets or mortars.
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The missiles appear to have been a new type of short-range ballistic missile, with similar characteristics to Russia' SS-26 Iskander missile, the official told Reuters on Friday.
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South Korean officials said the missiles were a "new type of short-range missile" and posed a "military threat" which risked undermining the peace process between the two countries.
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North Korea has repeatedly tested short-range ballistic missiles and warned of a possible end to its freeze of nuclear and long-range missile tests in place since 2017.
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On Tuesday, Esper said the United States would not overreact to the short-range missile launches by North Korea and would keep the door open to talks with Pyongyang.
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North Korea launched short-range projectiles Thursday, and the United Nations' National Security Council voted earlier to impose sanctions after the nation's most recent nuclear test and missile launch.
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Examples of that would be starting to talk about American troops on the Korean peninsula, or not taking account of Japan's concerns about North Korea's short-range ballistic missiles.
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North Korea fired two more short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast on Friday morning, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said in a statement.
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According to the anti-nukes mob, anyone with the temerity to possess just one short-range ballistic nuclear missile for self-defense must, ipso facto, be a violent evildoer.
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Police said the rocket was a short-range Katyusha missile that landed 100 metres from the section of the site used as a residence and operations centre by Exxon.
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North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles Wednesday, days after it launched two other missiles intended to pressure South Korea and the US to stop upcoming military drills.
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All but the one on Wednesday has been short-range missiles and rockets that would be fast and effective way to attack South Korea and US forces stationed there.
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On Thursday morning, hours after the resolution passed, North Korea launched what appeared to be several short-range missiles off its east coast, the South Korean Defense Ministry reported.
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They continued March 2, when Pyongyang fired two unidentified short-range projectiles from an area near the coastal city of Wonsan, about 65 kilometers (40 miles) south of Sondok.
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North Korea fired two projectiles that appeared to be short-range ballistic missiles on Saturday, South Korea's military said, calling the action "highly inappropriate" given the global coronavirus pandemic.
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According to South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff, the North fired an unknown, short-range projectile into the Sea of Japan from the country's Yonghung province in the south.
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The conflict exploded into a day of cross-border fighting on Tuesday, when Islamic militants in Gaza fired scores of mortar shells and short-range rockets into southern Israel.
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Esper also downplayed the missile tests, saying Tuesday that the US would not "overreact" to Pyongyang's latest launch of what are thought to be two short range ballistic missiles.
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North Korea vowed to cut off talks with South Korea, just after the North this morning fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea off its east coast.
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The 600 MHz half of the network looks to help make up for the shortcomings of mmWave networks, like the short range and difficulties of getting signals into buildings.
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Last week's round of short-range missiles came just hours after Vice Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui said North Korea was willing to have "comprehensive discussions" late this month.
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Washington said Iran launched 16 short-range ballistic missiles in Wednesday's strikes, with at least 11 hitting Iraq's al-Asad air base and one striking a facility in Erbil.
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In his address to the Washington think tank, Bolton warned that the Trump administration's acceptance of Kim's short-range missile tests still presented a threat to the United States.
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Meanwhile, North Korea, the biggest security threat in East Asia, has done five recent tests of short-range ballistic missiles or rocket systems — with no chastisement from Mr. Trump.
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It struggles with moving through solid structures like walls and furniture, as Ars Technica notes, making it idea for short-range connections to devices located within the same room.
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Short-range missile tests have improved Mr. Kim's ability to strike American bases in South Korea and Japan with a new generation of weapons intended to avoid missile defenses.
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Turning up the pressure, the North has resumed weapons tests, launching 27 mostly short-range ballistic missiles and rockets since May and warning of more provocative tests to come.
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Experts determined that the two projectiles fired into the East Sea were likely short-range missiles, though one was possibly a new design based on how long it flew.
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David's Sling will fill the operational gap between the already deployed Iron Dome short-range rocket interceptor and the Arrow ballistic missile interceptor, both of which are in service.
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The previous four rounds of launches by North Korea were believed to be short-range missile tests, which Pyongyang is barred from conducting under United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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Engineers have longed to let cars swap data on location, speed, and heading for decades, and since the '25s many have pinned their hopes on short-range radio transmitters.
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Meanwhile, North Korea, the biggest security threat in East Asia, has done five recent tests of short-range ballistic missiles or rocket systems — with no chastisement from Mr. Trump.
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A new United Nations Panel of Experts report explains that North Korea's testing of new solid-fueled short-range ballistic missiles is not only strengthening its ability to defeat missile defense systems, but they are potentially informing the development of an intercontinental ballistic missile that could someday range the US."This is why the spate of North Korea's short-range missile tests should concern even Trump," one North Korea expert tweeted Thursday.
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Whether Abe's efforts are paying off remain to be seen: During his Tokyo visit, Trump publicly broke with Abe on the seriousness of North Korea's recent short-range missile tests.
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While it was only a short-range missile that couldn't reach the United States, it shows that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's patience with negotiations may be wearing thin.
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It was a short-range surface to air missile, another official at the office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said, adding the military was trying to determine the range.
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Kim only agreed to stop testing long-range missiles that threaten the US mainland, but short-range missiles in theory threaten North Korea's neighbors and the US troops stationed there.
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Bird is flying into more cities, and as the electric scooter-share company spreads its wings, it wants to make sure it doesn't destroy communities with its short-range vehicles.
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The bottom tier is the already deployed short-range Iron Dome interceptor, while a system called David's Sling, due to be fielded next year, will shoot down mid-range missiles.
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NFC is a short-range, low-power solution for transferring data, which is why two devices have to be tapped, or held very closely, for transfers and connections to work.
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On Wednesday, the FCC opened additional mid-band spectrum to support 5G mobile communications in the U.S., reducing reliance on short-range microwave spectrum that comes with high deployment costs.
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He's got two main weapons — a straight-shooting long-range attack and a shotgun-style short-range spread attack — that you can switch between with the press of a button.
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The Scud ER is a short-range ballistic missile with a range of about 113,000 kilometers (621 miles), according to the Center for Strategic and International Studies' Missile Defense Project.
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On Thursday, North Korea fired two short-range missiles into the sea off its east coast, a test that South Korea criticised as unhelpful in easing tensions on the peninsula.
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The U.S. Pacific Command said it tracked what appeared to be a short-range ballistic missile for six minutes and assessed it did not pose a threat to North America.
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Last week, the North fired two short-range missiles into the sea off its east coast and its leader Kim Jong-un ordered more nuclear weapons tests and missile tests.
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North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea on Thursday in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions, as South Korean and U.S. forces conducted massive war games.
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Since then, North Korea continued to show its displeasure, firing short range projectiles off the peninsula's eastern coast and revealing new weapons the regime claims to be miniaturized nuclear bombs.
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Capable of carrying short-range nuclear missiles, the planes can fly over 12,000 km (7,500 miles) without re-fuelling and have landed in Venezuela twice before in the last decade.
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It is a crisis of conventional weapons too, since North Korea has tens of thousands of short-range rockets, entrenched in hillsides, within easy reach of South Korea's capital, Seoul.
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We have all been impressed by the success of Israel's Iron Dome air defense system, which targets short-range rockets and was implemented with the generous assistance of American taxpayers.
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North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea last Thursday in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions, as South Korean and U.S. forces conducted massive war games.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea fired what appeared to be two short-range missiles on Saturday, South Korea said, in a "show of force" against US-South Korea joint military exercises.
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EVs don't have engines that need to rev up, which increases short-range performance metrics such as the time it takes to go from 0 to 60 miles per hour.
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The backdrop: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to demand stricter sanctions against short-range Iranian missiles during a meeting with President Trump today, Axios contributor Barak Ravid reports.
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The Army expects delayed procurement of the Maneuver Short-Range Air Defense system, as well as impediments on the development of land-based hypersonic missiles and next-generation combat vehicles.
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Israeli and Palestinian analysts speculated over possible Iranian motives for ordering the launches of nearly 40 short-range rockets in four barrages from nightfall on Friday until about 10 a.m.
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According to three Iranian officials, two Iraqi intelligence sources and two Western intelligence sources, Iran has transferred short-range ballistic missiles to allies in Iraq over the last few months.
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Defense analysts in South Korea said the new projectile may have been based on the design of the Iskander, a solid-fuel short-range ballistic missile from the Russian military.
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During the 40-minute news conference, Mr. Trump again shrugged off North Korea's recent tests of short-range ballistic missiles, which, if fired at Japan, could kill thousands of civilians.
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North Korea's resumption of short-range missile tests last week has been widely seen as a warning that it may return to more ambitious missile launches unless sanctions are eased.
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Trump has sought to play down such short-range tests, saying they do not violate a North Korean freeze in nuclear and long-range missile tests in place since 2017.
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North Korea has fired off six missile tests in the last month, most recently on Thursday night ET, launching what a US official described as two short range ballistic missiles.
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Mark Esper is due to meet his Seoul counterpart as tensions on the peninsula fester following North Korea's launch last week of what experts say were short-range ballistic missiles.
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On Monday, South Korea's army fired short-range ballistic missiles off its east coast in a simulated attack on North Korea's nuclear test site, its military said in a statement.
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North Korea recently conducted its first short-range missile test of the year, the timing of which is being interpreted by some as projecting strength amid speculation about coronavirus outbreaks.
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EVADING MISSILE DEFENCES In 2019, North Korea conducted several tests of new short-range missiles such as the KN-23, which experts said are designed to better evade missile defenses.
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What they're saying: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said the reported launch was in contravention of UN resolutions banning North Korea from launching short-range ballistic missiles, per the BBC.
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The United States Pacific Command said in its own statement that the short-range ballistic missile was tracked from North Korea for six minutes before it landed in the sea.
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But subsequent talks on how to implement the broadly worded deal have since collapsed, and North Korea has resumed a series of mostly short-range rocket or ballistic missile tests.
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Sunday's launch of a new but short-range ballistic missile able only to reach South Korea and Japan may have been the least provocative provocation that North Koreans could devise.
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You have three modes of attack in Valfaris initially: short-range sword, long-range pistol and powerful medium-range special weapon that pulls from the same energy powering a shield.
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While some of the missiles may be categorized as ballistic, a US official with direct knowledge of the situation emphasized that they are very short range, without offering more details.
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Think of ultra-wideband as in the same general ballpark as Bluetooth Low Energy, in that it's also a low-energy, short-range radio technology used for wireless data transmission.
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The latest U.S. intelligence has said that Iran is placing short range ballistic missiles inside Iraq and those have a range of a thousand kilometers, which is about 650 miles.
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According to three Iranian officials, two Iraqi intelligence sources and two Western intelligence sources, Iran has transferred short-range ballistic missiles to allies in Iraq over the last few months.
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First, Bolton said that North Korea is violating UN agreements when it tests short-range missiles — and thus the US should condemn the country when it carries out those tests.
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It just announced that, starting this month, its 25 Cadillac CTS will be the first car to use short-range communication for alerts between vehicles up to 53,25 feet apart.
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Viktor Yesin, suggested Russia will respond in kind if the United States deploys short-range missiles in Europe, but may not if the Americans limit deployments to the Pacific region.
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Mr. Bolton, a longtime skeptic of arms control agreements, said that New Start was flawed because it did not cover short-range tactical nuclear weapons or new Russian delivery systems.
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In recent weeks, North Korea has stepped up its bellicose rhetoric, threatening pre-emptive nuclear strikes against Washington and Seoul and firing short-range missiles and artillery into the sea.
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Since then, the situation only deteriorated: it was less than two months ago that North Korea was firing short-range missiles, insinuating it would soon resume testing for intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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"What was sobering for me was that unexpectedly, there was a photo of short-range, ground-to-ground ballistic missile, otherwise known as the North's version of Iskander," said IFE's Kim.
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North Korea fired what appeared to be two short-range missiles on Saturday, South Korea said, calling it a show of force against joint new military exercises with the United States.
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But in the long term there's a practicality to the idea of a flying vehicle that takes off vertically like a helicopter, is very quiet, and can serve short range transportation.
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North Korea: The country fired two short-range projectiles that landed in the sea near Japan in its first test since renewed efforts at talks with the U.S. stalled this month.
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Kim Dong-yub, an analyst from Seoul's Institute for Far Eastern Studies, said the North Korean missile appeared to be modeled after Russia's 9K720 Iskander mobile short-range ballistic missile system.
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Spurs 124, Wizards 122 DeMar DeRozan connected from short range with 5.5 seconds remaining to break the 113th tie of the fourth quarter, giving host San Antonio a victory over Washington.
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North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea off its east coast city of Wonsan early on Thursday, flying approximately 500 km (300 miles), South Korea's military said.
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Parrot, a longtime competitor to Chinese drone giant DJI, is one of six companies selected by the US Department of Defense to build short-range reconnaissance aircraft for the American military.
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DOT's proposed rule includes specifics around the types of broadcast vehicles would make to one another, including a frequency of up to 10 times per second, using short-range communications frequencies.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea showcased new intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) it tested last year and a new type of short range missile during Thursday's large military parade, analysts said on Friday.
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North Korea's tests of short-range missiles on Wednesday and last week came despite a meeting between Kim and Trump on June 30 at which they agreed to revive stalled talks.
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When cars talk with each other, they do it by exchanging data wirelessly over an unlicensed spectrum called the Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC) band, using technology similar to Wi-Fi.
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The projectiles were a "new type of short-range missile" and posed a "military threat" which risked undermining the peace process on the Korean Peninsula, South Korea's Ministry of Defense said.
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US national security adviser John Bolton told reporters the short-range missile tests did violate UN resolutions, according to Reuters, a first for a US official in describing the recent events.
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South Korea's Defense Ministry said it was trying to determine if the projectiles, launched at 10am (9pm Wednesday EST) from the North's east coast, were short-range missiles or artillery fire.
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This is true even of a short-range ballistic missile with a relatively flat trajectory, much less a long-range missile with many more possible trajectories and a far greater speed.
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Otherwise known as far-field transmission, RF is great when communicating over long distances, but becomes problematic when applied to short-range, isolated IoT ecosystems, like the wireless personal area network.
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The most recent test came late last month when the North fired a short range ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan, known in the Korean Peninsula as the East Sea.
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As the United States and South Korea conducted their annual joint military exercises on Friday, Pyongyang fired three short-range ballistic missiles into the sea between the Korean Peninsula and Japan.
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The most likely match is Iran's Shahed-129, a propeller-drive, single-engine drone that first appeared in 2012, and which can be armed with short-range air-to-ground missiles.
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I don't want an angry man with a thick accent loudly screaming in my ear because I accidentally used my Blink Dagger—a short-range teleportation item—at the wrong time.
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North Korea's tests of short-range missiles on Tuesday and last week came despite a meeting between Kim and Trump on June 30 at which they agreed to revive stalled talks.
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Pyongyang obtained its first wave of Russian rocket technology in the 1980s, giving it an ability to make Scuds, short-range missiles with engines that burn kerosene and emit smoky exhaust.
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It will also start to fit new fixed recorders to both short-range and long-range jets that can store 25 hours of voice and data information on a single recorder.
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The revelation comes after North Korea unveiled a new submarine that could launch nuclear weapons and fired two short-range missiles off its coast, flouting a UN ban on such testing.
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The treaty, signed by then-President Ronald Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in 1987, required the elimination of short-range and intermediate-range nuclear and conventional missiles by both countries.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea test-fired a short-range missile on its east coast on Tuesday, South Korea's military said, amid heightened tension over the isolated country's nuclear and rocket programs.
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The two missiles Thursday were short-range ballistic missiles fired from near the eastern coastal town of Wonsan into the East Sea, having traveled 375 miles, further than previous similar tests.
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Beginning in 2628, Toyota and Lexus will include systems on cars that enable those signals by using Dedicated Short Range Communication (DSRC) on a radio frequency set aside for that purpose.
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She stood in front of a short-range ballistic missile which she said was made in Iran, then sent to Houthi rebels in Yemen who fired it at Riyadh last month.
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The short-range weapons tested on Saturday were "more about repelling an invasion than starting a war," said Melissa Hanham, a North Korean weapons expert at the One Earth Future Foundation.
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Analysts said the North's recent short-range missile launches were meant to warn the United States that it would return to bolder missile tests unless the United States compromised on sanctions.
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The whispers of a shadowy fate for the North Korean negotiating team has created uncertainty in the Trump administration, as have the recent tests of short-range ballistic missiles by Pyongyang.
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It seems to have only a short range, so does not much bother President Donald Trump, who says what matters is stopping North Korea from developing missiles that can reach America.
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A day earlier Trump said that he received a "very beautiful" letter from Kim, who has repeatedly violated UN resolutions in recent weeks with a series of short-range missile tests.
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"We have short-range nuclear weapons," which, he said, were not designed for battlefield use and were under the same command and control safeguards as the rest of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal.
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The officials say the North has developed the multiple-tube launchers because they are cheaper than short-range, Scud-type ballistic missiles and because they enable more projectiles to be fired.
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With Georgetown clinging to a two-point lead in the final minute, McClung connected on a short-range jumper to give the Hoyas a 78-74 lead with 38 seconds remaining.
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It said the two short-range projectiles were launched from what North Korea calls a "super-large multiple rocket launcher," a new weapon used in some of the North's recent tests.
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The letter, the second Trump received from Kim last month amid stalled denuclearisation talks between the two countries, pre-dated North Korea's latest launch of short-range projectiles a week ago.
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"It will continue to be bitterly cold from eastern Montana to northern Michigan with widespread subzero lows and single digit highs," the National Weather Service said in its short range forecast.
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The Patriot system was built to protect against high-flying targets such as jets or ballistic missiles, while drones and short range cruise missiles often fly too low to be detected.
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As North Korea fired off a series of missiles in recent months — at least 24 since May — President Trump has repeatedly dismissed their importance as short-range and "very standard" tests.
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A long-running series of cyberattacks has slowed but not stopped Iran's missile program — and Iran has continued to provide thousands of short-range rockets to Hamas and other terrorist groups.
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North Korea broke an 18-month hiatus in weapons tests in May, launching 27 mostly short-range ballistic missiles and rocket since then and warning of more provocative tests to come.
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Saturday's launch of a short-range missile from another east coast area was the North's first test of a ballistic missile since it launched an intercontinental ballistic missile in November 2017.
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Ford followed a similar path, at least initially, with an all-electric Ranger debuting in the mid-1990s and, since then, a mix of short-range BEVs, PHEVs and conventional hybrids.
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Missile defense would be of limited use against short-range rockets and of no use against North Korea's hundreds of artillery pieces, many of which target Seoul, the South Korean capital.
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Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinIran building hidden arsenal of short-range ballistic missiles in Iraq: report Democrats debate scope of impeachment charges Democrats hit gas on impeachment MORE (D-Mich.) told the newspaper.
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In defending his leniency about the short-range tests, which have alarmed allies, Trump has said they are preferable to testing intercontinental ballistic missiles or conducting other kinds of nuclear tests.
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The mobile launcher for the cruise missile is very similar to the mobile launcher used for the Iskander, a nuclear-tipped short-range system that is permitted under arms control treaties.
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National missile defenses might not be within reach, but theater-level defenses — those that guard against launches from short-range or intermediate-range missiles — have at least some chance of effectiveness.
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North Korea fired five short-range projectiles into the sea off its east coast on Monday, South Korea's military said, amid heightened tension over the isolated country's nuclear and rocket programs.
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Notice how many produce open three-pointers, lay-ups, or and-ones: Jokic's mix of traditional center skills, point guard passing, and silky short-range shooting make him a game-changer.
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North Korea fired two short-range missiles on Saturday, its fifth within two weeks, in what South Korea called a show of force against joint new military drills with the United States.
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China's Rocket Force boasts 22017,22 men and possesses about 2300 intercontinental ballistic missiles, about 300 medium-range ballistic missiles, 1,150 short-range ballistic missiles and 3,000 cruise missiles, the Youth League said.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea on Thursday in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions, as South Korean and U.S. forces conducted massive war games.
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The launch on Saturday morning was aimed at testing capabilities of North Korea's new type of short-range missile it is developing on its own, as well as protesting South Korea-U.
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First, the US ordered an aircraft carrier strike group and B-22013 bombers into the Middle East -- citing reports that Iran was putting short-range missiles on boats in the Persian Gulf.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)North Korea launched two suspected "short-range missiles" on Thursday, adding yet another complication into Pyongyang's stalled negotiations with the United States and peace talks with South Korea.
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Now, with both its Large Laser and its tiny long-range missile launcher sent to storage, my Grasshopper was going to be completely reliant on short-range lasers and Deaths From Above.
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By 2020, the country is expected to be sailing about 270 warships, submarines, and short-range military vessels — approximately the same number as the U.S., according to the Center for Naval Analysis.
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This enhanced concept features a small two-person pod that can be fitted to either a four-wheeled chassis for street use or a four-propeller flying module for short-range flights.
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Because of their short range limits, mmWave 5G networks are viable only in cities, whereas the low- and mid-band 53G networks have greater range and can better serve those outside cities.
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Trump played down North Korea's recent series of short-range missile tests and tried to lower expectations that he and Abe will make significant headway on trade issues at their Monday meeting.
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SAINT-JEAN-DE-LUZ, France — President Donald Trump said Sunday he was not happy after North Korea launched short-range ballistic missiles over the weekend but also downplayed the series of tests.
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The decision to end it comes after North Korea launched a series of short-range ballistic missiles in protest against what it sees as military build-ups in South Korea and Japan.
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At CES this week, Energous is supposed to demo its technology inside of a charging pad, a short-range wireless charger, and a wireless charger with a range up to 18 feet.
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It's sure to ratchet up tensions with North Korea, which has recently resumed short-range missile testing, despite President Trump's efforts to rein in Kim Jong-un with a pair of summits.
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The autonomous-tech company that started life in 2009 as Google's self-driving car project announced today it's creating a new revenue stream by selling its custom-developed, short-range laser sensors.
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South Korea's National Security Council's standing committee concluded the launches had involved "a new type of short-range ballistic missile," suggesting that the isolated country has been actively developing its military capabilities.
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What is unique about Israel's concept of multi-layered defense is that it addresses not only larger threats, such as ballistic missiles, but also short-range rockets, mortars and medium-range threats.
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The deployment comes amid heightened tensions with North Korea, which tested two short-range missiles on Thursday and earlier this week claimed it has miniaturized nuclear warheads to fit on ballistic missiles.
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Related: North Korea Just Fired Another Couple of Missiles at Nothing in Particular A range of 800 kilometers was likely beyond the capability of most short-range missiles in North Korea's arsenal.
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Junkrat's explosives weren't super effective at long range but were too painful to use in short range situations, so this buff makes him a more well-rounded and less death-prone hero.
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Wake of North Korea threat The test comes just two days after Pyongyang fired a short-range ballistic missile that traveled an estimated 248 miles, splashing down within Japan's exclusive economic zone.
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"We do view it as a provocative act against the United States and our allies," Tillerson told "Fox News Sunday," after North Korea fired three short range missiles on Friday [Aug 25].
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The launch came six days after North Korea tested two short-range ballistic missiles, its first tests since Kim and Trump met on June 30 and agreed to revive stalled denuclearisation talks.
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Trump last week downplayed the short-range missile launches, saying they were "very standard" and not a part of the framework agreement he made with Kim last year at their Singapore summit.
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE's continued short-range missile tests, which rattle Japan and South Korea, are getting a pass from Trump, who hails messages hand carried to him from Pyongyang.
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"The decision has been made to start the process of closing the gap that will occur when the current short-range air defense capability goes out of service," the German spokesman said.
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North Korea fired multiple short-range projectiles off its east coast on Saturday morning, the latest launch following Trump and Kim's February summit in Vietnam, which failed to produce a nuclear deal.
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The decision to scrap it comes shortly after Pyongyang launched a series of short-range projectiles in part over what it sees as threatening military ramp-ups in South Korea and Japan.
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The testing of short-range missiles by North Korea is banned by a 2006 United Nations Security Council resolution demanding that North Korea suspend all activities related to its ballistic missile program.
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" Speaking in Washington, DC, Itsunori Onodera told reporters that the move was "not satisfactory" for Japan "as the disposal of middle and short-range missile and of nuclear weapons was not mentioned.
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South Korea's Defense Ministry said it detected different types of short-range projectiles fired from the Sondok area on North Korea's east coast into the waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan.
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Pompeo said that despite those short-range tests, which he called disappointing, Kim has not violated the commitments he made to Trump and the U.S. goal remains a verified denuclearized North Korea.
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JEJU, South Korea — North Korea fired several short-range projectiles off its east coast on Saturday, in a move likely to raise tensions as denuclearization talks with the United States remain stalled.
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Esper also said that while he is "concerned" about North Korea's recent spate of short range ballistic missile tests, the United States is not going to "overreact" and remains focused on diplomacy.
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Since that meeting, North Korea has carried out a series of short-range weapons tests, prompting international concerns, while Trump has downplayed their seriousness and said they do not violate existing agreements.
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Trump has dismissed the tests as insignificant, but regional allies like Japan and South Korea have voiced concerns about the threat posed by North Korea's increasingly sophisticated arsenal of short-range weapons.
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Trump then hinted on Thursday that more forces would be sent to the Middle East to confront a threat from Iran, which recently transferred short-range missiles into Iraq, according to reports.
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He also attacked Trump's comments about short-range North Korean nuclear missiles, which he pointed out posed a danger to multiple U.S. allies as well as U.S. troops stationed in the region.
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Dedicated short-range communications, too, could pick up some of the slack by letting cars speak to each other and everything around them (known as V2V and V2X, respectively), Peng pointed out.
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Missile experts at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies in California said photos released by KCNA appear to show a new type of short-range ballistic missile, though detailed analysis is necessary.
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The first is the President disagreeing with his host, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, and his own national security adviser by saying he wasn't "personally bothered" by North Korea's recent short-range missile tests.
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Amy Klobuchar on Sunday criticized President Donald Trump's efforts to negotiate a nuclear testing deal with North Korea one day after the country test fired several short-range projectiles from its eastern coast.
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After loading the treats into the Petcube, my boyfriend and I selected a short-range toss for the treats, which makes sense because I live in a small apartment in New York City.
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Second, I am going to make a structural force by allowing the inter-ball spring force to not just push the balls apart but also to pull them together (over some short range).
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Other possible weapons arrayed on the parade ground include coastal defense cruise missiles, as well as at least six solid-fuel, short-range ballistic missiles possibly of a type first seen in February.
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Esper told reporters traveling with him to Japan the missiles launched on Tuesday were short-range ballistic types and he would discuss the North Korea issue with counterparts in Japan and South Korea.
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The short-range projectiles launched on Saturday don't appear to violate that self-imposed moratorium, and they may instead be a way to register Kim's displeasure with Washington without having the diplomacy collapse.
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Japan also is contending with the continued military threat from North Korea, a concern seemingly heightened by Trump's apparent dismissal of the North's recent tests of short-range missiles that could strike Japan.
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Trump has played down the recent North Korean tests as "small ones" involving short-range ballistic missiles, although any test of ballistic missile technology by the North violates United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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Trump has played down the recent North Korean tests as "small ones" involving short-range ballistic missiles, although any test of ballistic missile technology by the North violates United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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While it has put a moratorium on testing long-range missiles, North Korea has continued to test short-range ballistic missiles and has made no firm commitments to stop testing submarine launched missiles.
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It followed six days after the launch of two similar short-range ballistic missiles, North Korea's first tests since Kim and Trump met on June 30 and agreed to revive stalled denuclearization talks.
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That spectrum is primarily used for dedicated short-range communications (DSRC), a wireless network that operates separately from 4G/5G and Wi-Fi to enable vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure signalling.
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Pyongyang claimed the short-range ballistic missile fired on Monday had a speeded-up launch process and a precision-control guidance system that can zero in within 23 feet of a target. on.wsj.
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The car has 25000 sensors around its body, including 22.5 cameras, 291 long and short-range sensors, 12 ultra-sonic sensors, and an unusual pop-up 3D LIDAR (a first for autonomous vehicles).
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea on Saturday urged North Korea to "stop action that intensifies military tension on the Korean peninsula," saying it is "very concerned about" the North's firing of short-range projectiles.
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North Korea fired what appeared to be a short-range ballistic missile on Monday, its 9th test of the year and a new challenge to worldwide efforts to resolve the Peninsula's crisis diplomatically.
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The general idea: a stealthy F-23 could conduct short-range reconnaissance and transmit that data back to the Super Hornet, which loaded with weapons, could pack the needed punch from farther away.
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Putin declined Obama's one-third offer and has signaled that he is not willing to negotiate over his most dangerous systems, its vast and opaque stocks of low-yield and short-range weapons.
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The new round of funding, which requires approval from the GOP-led legislature, is intended as another short-range step while Snyder works to get a better handle on the long-range costs.
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It was the fourth missile North Korea fired in four days -- Pyongyang tested three short-range ballistic missiles, one of which failed, from Kangwon province that landed in water off the Korean Peninsula.
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The first of the 28503 bases Beyond Parallel released information on was Sakkanmol, a base for short-range ballistic missiles and one of the closest to the border between North and South Korea.
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North Korean short-range missiles pose no threat to U.S. territory, but they do put at risk U.S. allies Japan and South Korea and the tens of thousands of U.S. troops stationed there.
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Unlike the current 4G networks, which rely on signals that transmit for miles by large cell towers, 5G will need small cell sites every few hundred feet to broadcast its short-range signals.
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It launched another short-range missile on Friday from its east coast, said a South Korean military official, who asked not to be identified because a formal announcement had not yet been made.
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