Skip to main content

World War 3-North Korea fired another missile on Japan

NORTH Korea fired another missile into the Sea of Japan as haunting evacuation drills rang around areas in Japan.

North Korea launched a missile from Pyongyang towards the Sea of Japan at 5:57am local time, sparking fears Kim Jong-un could trigger World War 3.
The Japanese government issued warnings, advising people to take precautions after the missile was fired.
The missile passed over Japanese territory around 6.06am local time, before it broke into three pieces, according to Tokyo.
In the footage, sirens can be heard screeching as the government’s J-Alert warning system told people to be prepared.

North Korea launched another missile into the Sea of Japan rising World War 3 fears
Warnings were issued across Hokkaido, Aomori, Iwate, Miyagi, Akita, Yamagata, Fukushima, Ibaraki, Tochigi, Gunma, Niigata and Nagano.
The missile is thought to have fallen into waters 1,180km east of Cape Erimo on the island of Hokkaido.
Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe insisted on Tuesday that he would do all he could to protect the Japanese people after the missile test.
He told reporters: “We will make utmost efforts to firmly protect the lives of the people.”
Japan's chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga branded the test as an “unprecedented, grave threat”.
Speaking on Sky News a student at Hokkaido University, Joe Narsico, said there was not much the Japanese people could do if Kim Jong-un launched a missile towards the country.
He said: “There were several things, there were designated evacuation centre's. There was cover in basements.
"But ultimately, we can not do anything about it. Once the missile would hit, I think that we just have to psych ourselves that this is really happening and we just have to be mindful of our scenario when it happens.”
North Korea sparked fears of World War 3 when it was reported Kim Jong-un had held meetings with advisors to discuss striking US territory, Guam.
Donald Trump promised to retaliate with “fire and fury” as tensions between Pyongyang and Washington escalated.
US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson yesterday insisted Washington will continue to seek a peaceful resolution to the North Korea crisis.
He told Fox News: “We do view [the missile tests] as a provocative act against the United States and our allies.
“We're going to continue our peaceful pressure campaign, working with allies, working with China as well to see if we can bring the regime in Pyongyang to the negotiating table.”

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Friendship bridge connecting China and North Korea...

Trucks crosses the friendship bridge connecting China and North Korea in the Chinese border town of Dandong, opposite side of the North Korean town of Sinuiju.

Anna Nystrom - hot Swedish Instagram star

About Fitness model and Instagram star, her Instagram feed features photos of herself in various outfits and in various workout situations. She offers tips as to how she does her workout and also updates over 4.9 million followers about her life. Before fame She rose to fame in June 2013 through her increasingly popular Instagram account, which at the time only featured pictures of herself. Trivia She has been featured as an inspiration for squats and other workout moves on various fitness-oriented forums and websites like Trimmed & Toned. Family life She lives in Stockholm, Sweden with her pet dog, Lea. Associated with She is a Swedish Instagram star and model like Johanna Herrstedt.

IT movie - story, cast, reviews

Film: IT Cast: Jaeden Lieberher, Sophia Lillis, Jeremy Ray Taylor, Finn Wolfhard, Jack Dylan Grazer, Wyatt Oleff, Chosen Jacobs, Nicholas Hamilton, Bill Skarskgard Director: Andy Muschietti This terrifying new movie adaptation of Stephen King’s novel after 1990’s made-for-TV series about unsolved child murders shouldn’t be missed except by those with an aversion to clowns like music impresario Simon Cowell. Like many of King’s books (most notably Carrie) IT is a coming-of-age story which unnerves the viewer with its visceral horror. A bunch of young hugely talented unknown actors play seven misfits aka Losers who are haunted and hunted by hate-filled bullies and the titular antagonist (Bill Skarsgard). This entity represents the sum of all the youngsters (and our) fears. The opposite of love is Fear as Evil/IT well knows and exploits. Fear disrupts, destroys and sucks at the resolve in our souls. IT, the film judiciously juxtaposes supernatural evil with real life horrors. The...