The U.S. State Department has warned that North Korea will face “consequences” if it continues to conduct “provocations,” following the DPRK’s test of what it called a tactical guided missile over the weekend.

In a press briefing on Monday (U.S. time), department spokesperson Ned Price condemned Pyongyang’s “recent provocations,” including its latest test of what he called a “long-range artillery system,” while stating that North Korea has given no indication of being open to dialogue.

“They have done this notwithstanding the fact that we’ve made clear on many occasions, including right here, that we harbor no hostile intent toward the