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A North Korean missile flew over Japan before crashing into the Pacific early Tuesday morning, according to the Japanese government, leading residents of some regions to take shelter following one of North Korea’s most obtrusive missile launches in years.

ការពិតសំខាន់

The missile appeared to land in the Pacific after passing over one of Japan’s islands, the office of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida tweeted.

The missile flew more than 4,000 kilometers and landed in waters outside Japan’s exclusive economic zone, government officials told public broadcaster NHK.

Residents of two northern Japanese prefectures were រាយការណ៍ បានប្រាប់ to take shelter, and the country’s train operator paused service, according to NHK.

Kishida condemned the missile launch, រាយការណ៍ calling it an “outrageous act.”

សាវតាសំខាន់

កូរ៉េខាងជើង regularly launches ballistic missiles into the ocean, drawing condemnation from the South Korean and Japanese governments as well as the United States. But missile launches over Japan are far less common: Just seven North Korean missiles have flown over the country in total, according to NHK, ស្ពាន ពេលនេះ in September 2017. North Korea has conducted nearly two dozen missile tests this year, យ៉ាងហោចណាស់ ពីរ of which involved launching longer-range intercontinental ballistic missiles, as tensions in the region កើនឡើង and as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un pursues a strategy of ទំនើបកម្មយោធារបស់ខ្លួន។.

អ្វីដែលត្រូវមើល

South Korean intelligence officials think North Korea is preparing for a nuclear test as soon as mid-October, រ៉យទ័រ reported last week. It would mark the country’s first nuclear test in five years. Kim បានប្រកាសកាលពីខែមុន។ North Korea will not give up its nuclear program, despite the strict sanctions his country has faced for developing the weapons.

តង់ហ្សង់។

The militaries of South Korea, Japan and the United States ធ្វើ ដំបូងរបស់ពួកគេ joint anti-submarine drills since 2017 last month, a move that came as North Korea seeks to build up its submarine fleet.