North Korea fires unidentified projectile eastward, South Korean media reports

North Korea sent something flying toward the east, but nobody knows exactly what it was yet.

The news was shared by a South Korean news group called Yonhap, which heard about it from South Korea's military.

This happened on Wednesday.

Just a few days later, South Korea and the United States are planning to do big military practice together.

These practice sessions are meant to get ready in case North Korea's weapons become more powerful.

North Korea often does things like this around the time of such drills.

What exactly was launched and where it landed is still unknown.

The whole event is still being watched and checked out by the military.