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The launches came from north of Pyongyang and were sent in a northeasterly direction.
The missiles traveled about 400 kilometers , South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
Japan 's Defense Ministry also echoed the North 's latest test, saying the missile landed in waters outside Japan 's exclusive economic zone.
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