New Delhi: North Korea has now launched a ballistic missile amid tensions with South Korea and America. South Korea’s Joint Chief of Staff confirmed this on the matter today i.e. on Wednesday. At the same time, the Coast Guard of Japan said that North Korea has fired a ballistic missile. However, in a statement, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said the North Korean missile did not fall on Japanese territory.
However, according to other media reports received earlier, on Thursday morning, after the launch of North Korea’s missile, the Japanese government suddenly warned the people of the northern Hokkaido region to go underground immediately. Be aware that, was told by South Korea that North Korea has fired this missile in the East Sea. Please tell that the East Sea is also called and termed as Japan Sea.
No missile fell on Japanese territory: Japan PM Kishida
At the same time, according to the news agency, tension increased on Tuesday because Kim Jong-un called for aggressively strengthening his country’s military power. In addition, the Japanese government also said that the North Korean missile could be heading toward Japan after Pyongyang fired a missile into the East Sea amid rising tensions with Seoul and Washington.
Along with this, Japan had also warned that the North Korean missile could fall into the waters near Hokkaido. However, after this, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida told that no missile from North Korea has fallen into Japanese territory. However, the tension released by this is still intact.
