North Korea Missile Launch: North Korea, one of the most mysterious countries in the world, is going to do such an act again, due to which its neighbors are in awe. Japan said today (May 29) that North Korea is preparing to launch a ballistic missile on the pretext of ‘satellite’. This statement of Japan has come when North Korea asked its coastguards to stay away from the launch path.
According to a spokesman for the Japanese Coast Guard, North Korean officials have informed Japan’s coast guard that one of their rockets will be launched between May 31 and June 11 and that it will land in the Yellow Sea off the Philippines, the East China Sea or east of Luzon Island. There is a possibility of falling. Therefore, be alert. After this warning from North Korea, the Japanese believe that whether or not North Korea is preparing to launch a ballistic missile, which Pyongyang has described as a satellite.
‘The claim of launching a satellite should be investigated’
Japan’s Prime Minister’s Office said in a tweet that PM Fumio Kishida has issued instructions to investigate North Korea’s claim of launching a satellite. The tweet said he asked officials to gather intelligence, remain vigilant and coordinate closely with allies including the US and South Korea.
PM Fumio Kishida cited UN
PM Fumio Kishida told reporters, “If North Korea tests any ballistic missile technology under the guise of a satellite, it would be a violation of UN Security Council resolutions and a serious problem threatening people’s security.” Will be.”
‘Kill any danger object in the air’
At the same time, the Ministry of Defense of Japan has issued an order to the Air Self-Defense Force to destroy any ballistic missile coming from its country. Japan’s ministry said that troops will be allowed to use SM-3 and Patriot missiles PAC-3, so that any dangerous object coming towards us can be shot down in the air.
It should be noted that in recent months, North Korea has increased its missile launch, many of its missile kiosks had fallen in the sea area of Japan.
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