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US President Donald Trump said Thursday he had "no problem" with North Korea's missile tests, shortly after the regime conducted its third launch in a week.
"I think it's very much under control," Trump told reporters at the White House. "I have no problem. We'll see what happens, but these are short-range missiles. They are very standard."
South Korea's military said North Korea on Friday (Seoul time) launched unidentified short-range projectiles off its east coast.
The North earlier test-fired two short-range ballistic missiles on Wednesday, six days after launching two similar ones.
Asked if he can still continue denuclearization talks with Kim, Trump said, "Oh, sure, because these are short-range missiles."
"We never discussed that. We discussed nuclear. What we talked about is nuclear," he said. (Yonhap)
