The White House says it will continue to work with it's allies and other members of the six-party talks to pressure North Korea to stop testing missiles.
As Washington condemned the tests, analysts notes the Musudan rocket reached high altitude for the first time, after a series of failures.
For now, White House spokesman Josh Earnest says, the U.S. and it's allies want to pressure Pyongyang into stopping the tests.
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White House spokesman Josh Earnest says it would be in Pyongyang's best interest to stop testing missiles.
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