Very early and no data, but I’m still thinking nothing beyond SRBMs, or perhaps CDCMs.

Location- Time- Range- Apogee- Likely missile type- Designation- Fill this in as we go along

Note: In 2016, the final Musudan launch took place right before the 3rd presidential debate. This time, we’re getting a North Korean launch event right before the #DemocraticDebate. Kim Jong Un would like to hear from the Dems on their NK policy tonight.

This is apparently what Kim meant by “working level talks”: listen to his missiles. https://t.co/ZYGyMwHJGJ

#UPDATE: Multiple launches detected from the Hodo-Bando peninsula on North Korea’s east coast.

https://t.co/zCe3oykjR4

Note: In 2016, the final Musudan launch took place right before the 3rd presidential debate. This time, we’re getting a North Korean launch event right before the #DemocraticDebate. Kim Jong Un would like to hear from the Dems on their NK policy tonight.

Current time in #Pyongyang ---> 6:05 AM

There are other reasons to test, of course! (Including continued displeasure about ROK-US joint exercises and internal reasons for testing/validations.) This just reminds me of that night in 2016.

#BREAKING North Korea launches 'multiple unidentified projectiles' according to South Korea's Yonhap news agency

LIVE COVERAGE coming up: North Korea Fires Multiple Projectiles https://t.co/Xk5MFCuzoG

#Iran's Navy Commander Rear Admiral Hossein Khanzadi said Iran and #Russia will hold military drills in Makran, Strait of #Hormuz and the #Persian Gulf soon, state news reported.

My response, verbatim, when @ArmsControlWonk informed me of this: "Again?! What the hell are they doing?" https://t.co/ZkXntIUruH

I wrote yesterday: "Without a clear agreement to restrict nuclear and missile tests, North Korea is almost certain to test more missiles, likely of longer-range or more sophisticated systems." https://t.co/XJOCpLlsvu https://t.co/6usT3cqcSP

ROK JCS: N. Korea fired multiple projectiles from Hodo, South Hamgyong Province this morning Korean time. This is six days after last week's missile launches. In May: 5-day lag between 4 and 9 May launches.

My standard disclaimer remains: we won’t know what kind of projectiles the #DPRK launches until ranges and apogees are released. The KN-23 or MLRS are likely from the Hodo Peninsula, but DPRK missiles are road mobile so can be launched from most places. Stay…

#FLASH: South Korea's military is maintaining a readiness posture. JCS still monitoring for additional launches.

This is very much a case of waiting to see what’s been fired, but in the past North Korea has often followed a missile test with another barrage of short range projectiles a few days later. So at first glance, this is very much on pattern https://t.co/Kv8g3meWma

Hodo Peninsula. Kim Jong Un was back in Pyongyang after his tour for the Korean War armistice anniversary; he could well have gone back out. Hodo would suggest KN23, MLRS (KN09), or CDCM. https://t.co/R43FDNe6uv

North Korea fired multiple unidentified projectiles early Wednesday, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) told CNN. A senior administration official tells @Acosta: “We are aware of reports of a missile launch from North Korea and we will continue to…

Deleted these three tweets. Looks like that CNBC report is based on (incorrect) data from the tests six days ago.