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sanctions, regularly threatening to destroy the South and the United States. South Korea, which hosts 28,500 U.S. troops, warned of punitive action if the launch led to further provocations. "North Korea showing a variety of offensive missiles at yesterday's military parade and daring to fire a ballistic missile today is a show of force that threatens the whole world," South Korea's Foreign Ministry said in a statement. TIMING SIGNIFICANT The North has warned of a nuclear strike against the United States if provoked. It has said it has developed and would launch a missile that can strike the mainland United States but officials and experts believe it is some time away from mastering the necessary technology, including miniaturizing a nuclear warhead. The U.S. Pacific Command said the missile "blew up almost immediately", adding the type of missile was being analyzed. "The North attempted to launch an unidentified missile from near the Sinpo region this morning but it is suspected to have failed," South Korea's Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement. There was a high degree of confidence it was not an intercontinental ballistic missile, a U.S.
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Joyner, 26, has 139 tackles, 13 passes defended, a fumble recovery, and a forced fumble in 40 career games during his three seasons for the Rams. He has 14 starts over that span. Joyner is due $1.1 million in the final year of his four-year, $5 million contract. ESPN reported in March that Joyner was a "real option" to switch defensive back positions. The departure of safety T.J. McDonald opens up Maurice Alexander to move over to strong safety. On Friday, the Los Angeles Times reported that Joyner will "get a look at safety during off-season workouts and organized team activities." The Rams ranked No. 5 in the NFC in pass defense last season, allowing 233.2 yards per game. Follow us on Facebook , Twitter , and Instagram for more news from UPI.com Related UPI Stories
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