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The "failed launch" of the missile this Sunday occurred a day after a huge military deployment in North Korea.

The South Korean defense minister said in a statement that North Korea had attempted to launch "a missile of an unidentified type" near the port city of Sinpo.

"We suspect that the launch failed," said the official, who announced that the incident is under investigation.

For its part, the United States Army Pacific Command assured, moments later, that the launch had failed.

"The missile exploded almost immediately," reported military entity spokesman Dave Benham, quoted by news agencies.

President Donald Trump was informed of the news, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis confirmed.

"The president and his military team are aware of the latest unsuccessful missile launch in North Korea. The president will have no further comment," Mattis said in a statement.

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The news comes a day after Pyongyang warned the United States that it was "ready to respond to offensives with nuclear strikes" amid rising tension in the region.

On Saturday, North Korea marked the 105th anniversary of the birth of its "eternal president" and founder, Kim Il-sung, with a huge military parade in Pyongyang amid speculation that current leader Kim Jong-un could order a new nuclear test.

This was the impressive North Korean military parade

The event, which appeared to showcase new intercontinental ballistic missiles and armed submarines, was seen as a deliberate display of North Korean military force.

North Korea has already carried out five nuclear tests and a series of missile launches.

The United Nations (UN) prohibited the Asian country from carrying out missile or nuclear tests, although it has repeatedly broken these sanctions.

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