Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Long-range missile tests trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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NORAD in recent years has been tracking North Korean long-range missile tests.
September 1999: Pledges to freeze long-range missile tests amid improving ties with U.S.
It also argues the United States hasdone nothing to reciprocate its decision to end nuclear and long-range missile tests.
September 1999: Pledges to freeze long-range missile tests amid improving ties with U.S.
The president's latest comments are in stark contrast to his threats to unleash“fire andfury” last year in response to Pyongyang's nuclear and long-range missile tests.
September 1999: Pledges to freeze long-range missile tests amid improving ties with U.S.
Pyongyang over the past months has accused Washington of failing to take corresponding measures after the North's unilateral dismantlement of a nuclear testing ground andsuspension of nuclear and long-range missile tests.
Last month, Pyongyang agreed to suspend long-range missile tests as part of a deal for the United States to supply 240,000 tons of food aid to North Korea.
They are working on missiles(even if all three of their long-range missile tests have fizzled).
To prevent North Korea from conducting nuclear and long-range missile tests, as its leader promised Trump it would do, the U.S. finds it necessary to appease Pyongyang in some way.
North Korea announced Friday it would launch a rocket carrying a satellite next month,just 16 days after agreeing to suspend long-range missile tests in return for massive US food aid.
Over the past year, the country has carried out several long-range missile tests within its space program that the United Nations and others believe to be a cover for ballistic-missile and rocket testing.
The North argues that the U.S. should do something now in exchange for the measures it has taken so far, such as the shutdown of its nuclear test site andthe suspension of its nuclear and long-range missile tests.
This suggests that North Korea still doesn'tintend to lift its self-imposed moratorium on nuclear and long-range missile tests, which would certainly derail the negotiations with Washington.
So it's conceivable that North Korea's long-range missile tests, the deteriorating relationships between nuclear superpowers the US and Russia, and the improvements to AI technologies in 2017, will impact this year's results.
Amid no progress in negotiations with the U.S., the Workers' Party meeting later this month could be the venue where North Korea maydeclare an end to its self-imposed moratorium on nuclear and long-range missile tests and express its determination to build its economy independently and seek military confrontation based on its nuclear power.
North Korea's new leader, Kim Jong-un,has agreed to stop nuclear and long-range missile tests, end uranium enrichment, and allow International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) agents to inspect the Yongbyon nuclear complex.
Still, following the November test, Mr. Kim said his countryno longer needed to conduct nuclear and long-range missile tests because it had achieved the capability to hit the United States with nuclear missiles. .
Trump has repeatedly boasted that NorthKorea has stopped conducting nuclear or long-range missile tests under his watch, although it has conducted about a dozen shorter-range ballistic missile tests since April.
It was North Korea's first long-range missile test since its two failed attempts in the year 2006 and 1998.
The U.S. hasn't engaged in regular high-level talks with Pyongyang since 2012,when North Korea conducted a long-range missile test.
After Pyongyang's 2009 long-range missile test, Barack Obama's administration secured new sanctions against North Korea through the UN, prompting the furious North Koreans to stop the inspections and produce additional plutonium.
Washington, Tokyo and Seoul already voiced their objections,saying the launch is really a long-range missile test, in violation of a United Nations resolution.
It should get what it wants from the U.S. by all means, but it has already set an end-of-year deadline,after which it may press ahead with nuclear or long-range missiles tests.
The U.N. Security Council last week imposed new sanctions created to limit North Koreaaccess to oil in response to the country's recent long-range missile test.
Kim Jong Un recently announced he would no longerabide by self-imposed moratorium on nuclear weapons or long-range missiles testing after talks with President Trump fizzled without a resolution.
Analysts warned that in its next long-range missile test, the North could launch a missile on a full ICBM trajectory and even carry a live nuclear warhead to demonstrate its mastery of warhead re-entry technology.
Bringing North Korea back to the negotiating table has gained urgency especially as the communist state is widely expected to launch another provocation,possibly a long-range missile test, in October to mark a key anniversary of its ruling Workers' Party.
Trump, speaking to reporters after finishing a Christmas Eve video call with U.S. troops from his Palm Beach club, Mar-a-Lago,joked about the nuclear-armed dictatorship's rhetoric even with the threat of a long-range missile test looming over the apparent tensions between Washington and Pyongyang.