Key developments on North Korea this week
SEOUL, April 17 (Yonhap) -- The following are key developments regarding North Korea this week.
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April 10 -- N.K. says leader Kim supervises mortar firing drill
11 -- N.K. leader holds politburo meeting to discuss anti-virus measures
12 -- N.K. says leader Kim inspects air defense unit
-- N. Korea holds parliamentary meeting two days later than planned
14 -- N. Korea fires barrage of missiles on eve of founder's birthday, S. Korea's elections
-- U.S. calls on N. Korea to avoid provocations following missile launch
-- N. Korea's missile launch not 'particularly provocative or threatening': U.S. JCS chief
15 -- N. Korea marks late founder's birthday quietly amid anti-coronavirus efforts
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