Nuclear-armed North Korea has warned Tokyo against „imminent self-destruction“ for siding with Washington, as tensions soar after Pyongyang fired a missile over Japan. The North set off global alarm Tuesday when it fired an intermediate-range missile over the Asian island nation, triggering…
Nuclear-armed North Korea has warned Tokyo against „imminent self-destruction“ for siding with Washington, as tensions soar after Pyongyang fired a missile over Japan.
The North set off global alarm Tuesday when it fired an intermediate-range missile over the Asian island nation, triggering condemnation from world leaders including the U. S. and Japan.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe denounced the launch as an „unprecedented, serious and grave threat“ and agreed with U. S. President Donald Trump to „further strengthen pressure against North Korea“.
The North’s official KCNA news agency decried the former colonial power in a commentary, saying: „Japan has now come out with its sleeves rolled up in supporting its master’s anti-DPRK war moves.
