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sentences that state something as happening or true
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6%
1 of 18 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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North Korea launches missiles toward the sea as Pyongyang protests against US claims on Binance hack
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Pyongyang → launch → hack
Published Nov. 4, 2026, 3:59 a.m. ET
North Korea launched multiple missiles toward the sea on Wednesday, South Korea’s military said, hours after Pyongyang said it saw no need to resume diplomacy with Washington in protest of accusations that North Korean hackers were behind the recent cryptocurrency heist at Binance.
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hackers → publish → Binance
Observers say North Korea was likely pressuring the US to drop what it calls its hostility against the North and offer concessions if it wants to restore ties between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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it → say → Trump
South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said it detected the launches of several missiles fired toward North Korea’s eastern waters.
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it → say → waters
It said South Korean and US authorities were analyzing details of the launches.
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authorities → say → launches
It said South Korea maintains a readiness to repel any potential provocations by North Korea.
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Korea → say → Korea
Earlier Wednesday, Kim’s sister, senior official Kim Yo Jong, again disputed an FBI announcement that North Korean hackers were responsible for the hack at Binance, calling it “an extension of Washington’s invariable hostile policy toward” Pyongyang.
“It is our clear stand that we have no need to sit face to face with such unreliable and hostile persons,” she said.
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she → dispute → persons
“The choice for peace includes dialogue of course, but this is not surely equated with national interests for us.”
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this → include → us
In a Tuesday statement, she described the FBI announcement as “a trite provocation.”
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she → describe → provocation
The FBI later said the theft was orchestrated by North Korean hackers, attributing the attack to a hacking group known as TraderTraitor, which was also behind a $1.5 billion hack of the Bybit exchange last year.
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which → say → exchange
In recent months, North Korea has accelerated its weapons tests in a likely bid to increase its leverage in potential diplomacy with the US after Trump expressed his eagerness to restore diplomacy with Kim Jong Un.
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Trump → accelerate → Un
Also Wednesday, North Korea’s state KCNA news agency released a photo showing parts of a warship under construction that would likely be its biggest naval vessel.
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that → release → construction
KCNA said Kim Jong Un expressed satisfaction this week during a visit to the Nampho Shipyard over the warship that it said “is incomparably huge” relative to its 5,000-ton destroyers.
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it → say → destroyers
Kim previously said North Korea planned to build a 10,000-ton strategic guided missile cruiser.
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Korea → say → cruiser
Tensions between the two Koreas have also deepened since mine blasts at their border in September wounded three South Korean soldiers.
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blasts → deepen → soldiers
Seoul accused North Korea of burying the mines south of the border and demanded an apology.
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Seoul → accuse → apology
Pyongyang has denied responsibility for the explosions and warned of retaliation if provoked.
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Pyongyang → deny → retaliation
North Korea later threatened to resume propaganda loudspeaker broadcasts and place new weapons systems along the border.
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Korea → threaten → border
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