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作成日: 2023/11/21 17:31

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Japan is bracing for what North Korea says will be another attempt to put a satellite into orbit. Japan&#039;s Coast Guard says it has received notice of a launch planned sometime between November 22nd and the 30th.
                
The projectile is expected to fall within one of three areas. Two are in the Yellow Sea southwest of North Korea. A third is located in the Pacific Ocean east of the Philippines. All are outside of Japan&#039;s exclusive economic zone. The Coast Guard is urging vessels in these waters to be on the alert for falling objects.
                
Japan&#039;s Prime Minister Kishida Fumio says the government will coordinate with the US, South Korea, and other countries. &quot;Even if the objective is to put a satellite into orbit, a launch using ballistic missile technology violates UN Security Council resolutions. Such an act could put the people of Japan in grave danger,&quot; he said.
                
Japanese officials say the projectile could fly over Okinawa Prefecture.
                
The Self-Defense Forces say they&#039;re poised to destroy any projectiles that could fall within Japan&#039;s territory. SDF vessels are on round-the-clock alert in the East China Sea and in waters near Japan. They&#039;re equipped with radar and weapon systems able to track and intercept ballistic missiles.
                
Land-based PAC-3 interceptor systems have also been deployed in the city of Naha, and several islands in Okinawa. The Ground Self-Defense Force have also deployed units to respond if people are injured by a falling missile or debris.
                
This will be North Korea&#039;s third attempt at putting a so-called satellite into orbit, after failed tries in May and August. Pyongyang previously indicated it would carry out a launch in October, but that never happened.
                
Japan&#039;s Coast Guard warns past launches have happened early when North Korea has provided a time frame, so people should stay on alert.

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