BREAKING NEWS: NORTH KOREA FIRE MISSILE OVER JAPAN!!

North Korea fired a missile over Japan.
Again.


North Korea has fired a missile over northern Japan, the South Korean and Japanese governments say.

The missile is likely to have reached an altitude of about 770km (478 miles) and travelled some 3,700km, South Korea's military said.
The missile flew over Japan's Hokkaido island before landing in the Pacific Ocean, officials say.

Last month, North Korea fired a missile over Japan in what Tokyo called an "unprecedented threat" to the country.

The South Korean military said that the latest missile launch took place in Pyongyang just before 07:00 local time on Friday (22:00 GMT on Thursday).

This rocket flew considerably higher and further than the missile fired on 29 August, which travelled 2,700km (1,678 miles) and reached a maximum altitude of about 550km.
Observers have noted that the latest missile flew far enough to reach the US Pacific territory of Guam, which is 3,400km from Pyongyang.
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said the rocket flew over Hokkaido but that no evidence of missile fragments had been discovered in the area.
He said that people were warned to take cover as sirens sounded, adding that the incident was an "intolerable" act of provocation.

It comes just days after new sanctions were imposed on North Korea by the United Nations because of its weapons testing.

In response to the missile alert on Friday, South Korea's military conducted a ballistic missile drill in the Japan Sea, known as the East Sea, Yonhap news agency reports.

South Korea and the US are analysing the details of the launch, it added.

South Korea's presidential palace, the Blue House, has called an urgent National Security Council meeting.

Late last month, North Korea fired a domestically made Hwasong-12 missile over Japan in what Pyongyang said was "the first step" of military operations in the Pacific.

The Hwasong-12 also crossed Hokkaido, triggering public alerts to take cover, before landing in the North Pacific Ocean 1,180km off the Japanese coast.

Earlier this month Pyongyang said it had tested a hydrogen bomb - a device many times more powerful than an atomic bomb - that could be loaded on to a long-range missile.

The UN Security Council has repeatedly condemned North Korea for its actions.




North Korea's missile programme:
North Korea has been working on its missile programme for decades, with weapons based on the Soviet-developed Scud

It has conducted short- and medium-range tests on many occasions, sometimes to mark domestic events or at times of regional tension

In recent months the pace of testing has increased; experts say North Korea appears to be making significant advances towards its goal of building a reliable long-range nuclear-capable weapon

In July, North Korea launched two missiles which it said were Inter-Continental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs) capable of hitting the US; experts believe they put parts of the US in range

There is no consensus on how close North Korea is to miniaturising a nuclear warhead to put on a missile.

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This is pretty horrifying. I think my president should pull the trigger and stop them but there would still be mass casualties on both sides even in the best possible outcome. At this point i'm starting to wonder if it matters if we attack them now and bite the bullet there or appease them and falter to the demands of an impoverished nation with a nuclear backbone (which can end up much worse than the former). I can only guess the reason they are rushing the development of their missiles is because Trump is being super aggressive towards China to try to stop them, they probably figure it's now or never.

This is scary for me personally because I'm in California near a military base. Probably the 5th target after military bases in South Korea, Japan, Guam, and Hawaii. Not to mention the mild possibility of myself ending up in Japan within a couple years.

I wonder what South Koreans think of these moves. I've read that they really don't see North Korea actually attacking them. Does this news change that?

Waffel is banned from the forum so i will comment on his stead

Napisao Rock Lee, 15.09.2017 at 10:59

Waffel is banned from the forum so i will comment on his stead

Why would I be banned on the forums? Stop fucking spewing lies about me.

Also dont do anything on my behalf, you have no sense of humor

Napisao Waffel, 15.09.2017 at 13:31

Why would I be banned on the forums?

Hmmmm let's think

I like North Korea more each day. Finally some small country with a chance of survival against American invasion.

But don't NK dare to harm USA too much, so they become weak and unable to invade Russia next. Russia need to complete it's foreign invader medal collection; Mongol, Polish, French, German and American.

Napisao Rock Lee, 15.09.2017 at 13:32

Napisao Waffel, 15.09.2017 at 13:31

Why would I be banned on the forums?

Hmmmm let's think

I dont know who you think you are, but how about stop being so obsessed with me. I liked you so far, but I am not interested in having a new clovis who reports me 24/7 and then goes on act all friendly in-game, talks lies about me and then stalk me in-game like free_warrior.

Mind yo own business

Napisao Waffel, 15.09.2017 at 13:34

I dont know who you think you are, but how about stop being so obsessed with me. I liked you so far, but I am not interested in having a new clovis who reports me 24/7 and then goes on act all friendly in-game, talks lies about me and then stalk me in-game like free_warrior.

Mind yo own business

Bah i saw you doing the exact same thing to clovis (are'nt you friends?). but yea if it bothers you then sure. maybe i got it all wrong

Napisao Rock Lee, 15.09.2017 at 13:38

Napisao Waffel, 15.09.2017 at 13:34

I dont know who you think you are, but how about stop being so obsessed with me. I liked you so far, but I am not interested in having a new clovis who reports me 24/7 and then goes on act all friendly in-game, talks lies about me and then stalk me in-game like free_warrior.

Mind yo own business

Bah i saw you doing the exact same thing to clovis (are'nt you friends?). but yea if it bothers you then sure. maybe i got it all wrong

What are you even talking about?

Napisao Waffel, 15.09.2017 at 13:44

What are you even talking about?

Read again and if you still don't understand forget about it

it's my fault

Napisao USTASHA_ZDS, 14.09.2017 at 19:06

North Korea fired a missile over Japan.
Again.


North Korea has fired a missile over northern Japan, the South Korean and Japanese governments say.

The missile is likely to have reached an altitude of about 770km (478 miles) and travelled some 3,700km, South Korea's military said.
The missile flew over Japan's Hokkaido island before landing in the Pacific Ocean, officials say.

Last month, North Korea fired a missile over Japan in what Tokyo called an "unprecedented threat" to the country.

The South Korean military said that the latest missile launch took place in Pyongyang just before 07:00 local time on Friday (22:00 GMT on Thursday).

This rocket flew considerably higher and further than the missile fired on 29 August, which travelled 2,700km (1,678 miles) and reached a maximum altitude of about 550km.
Observers have noted that the latest missile flew far enough to reach the US Pacific territory of Guam, which is 3,400km from Pyongyang.
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said the rocket flew over Hokkaido but that no evidence of missile fragments had been discovered in the area.
He said that people were warned to take cover as sirens sounded, adding that the incident was an "intolerable" act of provocation.

It comes just days after new sanctions were imposed on North Korea by the United Nations because of its weapons testing.

In response to the missile alert on Friday, South Korea's military conducted a ballistic missile drill in the Japan Sea, known as the East Sea, Yonhap news agency reports.

South Korea and the US are analysing the details of the launch, it added.

South Korea's presidential palace, the Blue House, has called an urgent National Security Council meeting.

Late last month, North Korea fired a domestically made Hwasong-12 missile over Japan in what Pyongyang said was "the first step" of military operations in the Pacific.

The Hwasong-12 also crossed Hokkaido, triggering public alerts to take cover, before landing in the North Pacific Ocean 1,180km off the Japanese coast.

Earlier this month Pyongyang said it had tested a hydrogen bomb - a device many times more powerful than an atomic bomb - that could be loaded on to a long-range missile.

The UN Security Council has repeatedly condemned North Korea for its actions.




North Korea's missile programme:
North Korea has been working on its missile programme for decades, with weapons based on the Soviet-developed Scud

It has conducted short- and medium-range tests on many occasions, sometimes to mark domestic events or at times of regional tension

In recent months the pace of testing has increased; experts say North Korea appears to be making significant advances towards its goal of building a reliable long-range nuclear-capable weapon

In July, North Korea launched two missiles which it said were Inter-Continental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs) capable of hitting the US; experts believe they put parts of the US in range

There is no consensus on how close North Korea is to miniaturising a nuclear warhead to put on a missile.

Thanks BBC

Napisao Sid, 14.09.2017 at 21:51

This is scary for me personally because I'm in California near a military base. Probably the 5th target after military bases in South Korea, Japan, Guam, and Hawaii. Not to mention the mild possibility of myself ending up in Japan within a couple years.

Hysteria does not help, don't be too worried