Japan and South Korea are prepared for the escalating crisis with Pyongyang following further provocation. South Korea has completely prepared its anti-ballistic missile system to repel the missile…
Japan and South Korea are prepared for the escalating crisis with Pyongyang following further provocation. South Korea has completely prepared its anti-ballistic missile system to repel the missile threat from North Korea, while Japan will upgrade its anti-ballistic missile defense system.
Kim Jong-Un has been trying to further provoke Japan and South Korea into the war after the last missile test. On Aug. 28, North Korea launched its Hwasong-12 missile over Japan before crashed in the Pacific Ocean around 575 miles east of Japan. This act of provocation is expected to continue, as South Korean has warned yesterday that North Korean will possibly launch another missile this week.
South Korean Prime Minister, Lee Nak-Yon suspected that Kim Jong-Un will launch the missile on Saturday, the 64th anniversary of the North Korean regime, founded by his grandfather, Kim Il-Sung. Pyongyang is predicted to fire a long range intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) to celebrate the occasion.
Meanwhile, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has urged the world leaders to take quick action against North Korea to provoke Japan and South Korean into a war. Speaking in the Eastern Economic Forum meeting in Vladivostok, Prime Minister Abe called the international community to unite to stop Pyongyang.
