North Korean Missile Is Still in the Air, Says Japan's Defense Ministry After South Korea Claims North Korea Fired Ballistic Missile Towards East Sea
Japan's Defense Ministry said that the North Korean missile is still in the air but will likely fall into the Sea of Japan at around 11:13 am. It is believed that Pyongyang fired the ballistic missile amid tensions caused by North Korea's accusations against US Spy aircraft operations earlier this week.
South Korea on Wednesday said that North Korea fired a ballistic missile towards the East Sea. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff announced that it detected the ballistic missile launch. Later, Japan's Defense Ministry said that the North Korean missile is still in the air but will likely fall into the Sea of Japan at around 11:13 am. It is believed that Pyongyang fired the ballistic missile amid tensions caused by North Korea's accusations against US Spy aircraft operations earlier this week. South Korea Says North Korea Fired Ballistic Missile Towards East Sea.
North Korean Missile Is Still in the Air
North Korean missile is still in the air but will likely fall into the Sea of Japan at around 11:13 a.m., Japan's Defense Ministry says
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North Korea Launched Missile Towards Sea of Japan
BREAKING: North Korea launched a missile towards the Sea of Japan
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