Japan's top government spokesperson, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, told a press conference that Japan has issued a "stern protest" to the DPRK over the latest missile launch.
He said that the missile was launched around 5:30 a.m. Japan time Saturday morning and seemed to have fallen on land within the DPRK.
The missile launch was a clear violation of the UN Security Council resolutions and Japan "absolutely can not accept these repeated provocative acts," Suga told reporters.
He also said that he has informed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe immediately of the launch.
Abe is currently in on a visit to Britain following talks with Prime Minister Theresa May on Friday.
[globaltimes.cn/Xinhua]
29/4/17
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North Korea launched a projectile on Saturday but the test ended in failure, according to the U.S. Pacific Command.
"U.S. Pacific Command detected what we assess was a North Korea missile launch at 10:33 a.m. Hawaii time April 28," the statement read.
"The ballistic missile launch occurred near the Pukchang airfield."
[upi.com]
28/4/17
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