Analysis: North Korea fired dozens of missiles. What now?

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Analysis: North Korea has fired many missiles in the last two days, including one that splashed down only 16 miles from the South Korean sea border. The escalation raises questions: How much further will they go? What would more escalation mean?

Each new level cranks up already soaring tensions on the Korean Peninsula, where hundreds of thousands of troops from both sides and the United States square off along the world’s most heavily armed border.

It’s important to note that each North Korean weapons test — whether of the shortest range missile or a nuclear bomb — inches Pyongyang’s scientists closer to their ultimate goal of a fully functional nuclear arsenal capable of targeting every city on the U.S. mainland. In addition to expanding its ability to send up satellite launch vehicles, the station could “support technology development also useable by North Korea’s emerging intercontinental ballistic missile programs,” wrote Joseph S. Bermudez Jr., Victor Cha and Jennifer Jun, of the Center for Strategic and International Studies think tank in Washington.The latest launches follow a string of North Korean tests of nuclear-capable missiles.

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