Expect these estimates to change if these are the same #NorthKorea Iskander look-alike missiles as before https://t.co/n7CGglaa4s

Given the recent images of Kim reviewing the new missile carrying version of their Romeo class sub, I would think it's a possible SLB/CM. But that is only speculation. Regardless- may be a response to the RoK/USFK exercises. https://t.co/irzxgN17aj

LATEST: North Korea's latest salvo comes from Hodo peninsula, Joint Chiefs of Staff says. - Last test here was w/ a KN-23 SRBM (July 25) - Prior to April, site regularly used for Hwasong (Scud-type) missile testing - Hodo peninsula has seen 12 missile launch…

UPDATE: North Korea fired "two short-range ballistic missiles" from near Wonsan at 5:06 and 5:27 this morning, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff says in a new message. The missiles flew about 250 kilometers. Altitude "about 30 kilometers."

Updating with new info. https://t.co/Fm3vDWSBRQ

Nevermind. Lower apogee than the August 2017 KN21 tests, which had a 70 km apogee. This is 30 km so probably 300 mm MLRS (KN09).

North Korea fired two short range ballistic missiles. They flew 250 km north east from Wonsan Kalma and reached a height of 30km according to Seoul JCS

And JCS now says that North Korea fired 2 ballistic missiles that flew 250 km. Defense minister said the apogee was low https://t.co/yDSF4ZLQPO

This sounds like it could be the KN21: Scud-B MaRV modernization.

Pompeo: "Chairman Kim had said when the two leaders met at the DMZ that it could get started in a few weeks. It’s taken a little bit longer than that."

South Korea’s JCS says #Dprk fired two short-range ballistic missiles this morning. They flew 250 km north east from Wonsan Kalma and reached a height of 30km. Distance flown is much less than 600 km which North Korea launched on July 25.

Could be the demonstration of a new, shorter depressed trajectory for the KN23. Lots of options. 2 "projectiles" only would probably rule out MLRS. They usually do a bunch of those at once.

Nevermind. Lower apogee than the August 2017 KN21 tests, which had a 70 km apogee. This is 30 km so probably 300 mm MLRS (KN09).

Only watching the #DemocraticDebate for Marianne Williamson. https://t.co/KBJusl8AeC

“I think the missile tests are warnings to South Korea and the U.S. that North Korea is unhappy with the ongoing joint military exercises,” @davidkimdc @StimsonCenter told @nknewsorg. “As long as the exercise continues, we can expect these kinds of provocations…

Could be the demonstration of a new, shorter depressed trajectory for the KN23. Lots of options. 2 "projectiles" only would probably rule out MLRS. They usually do a bunch of those at once.

#DPRK Projectiles flew 240-330km says #ROK defense minister

Taiwan may soon test Tien Kung 2B land attack ballistic missile https://t.co/Jd8waRmI1Y

U.S. Navy converting a 633-foot-long cargo ship into a secretive helicopter carrier with facilities for supporting a large contingent of Special Operations Forces https://t.co/co6r5gl27t

That explains that. https://t.co/7r1FTBUPan

#DPRK Projectiles flew 240-330km says #ROK defense minister