Archangel
2009-03-13 17:41:20 UTC
Japan today threatened to shoot down a satellite that North Korea plans
to launch early next month if it shows any signs of striking its territory.
Tokyo's warning that it would deploy its multibillion-dollar missile
defence system raised tensions in the region after North Korea said that
it had identified a potential "danger area" near Japanese territory
along the rocket's flight path.
The regime told the International Maritime Organisation that the missile
would be launched during daylight between 4 and 8 April, and that its
boosters would fall into the Sea of Japan – about 75 miles (120km) from
Japan's north-west coast – and the Pacific Ocean.
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to launch early next month if it shows any signs of striking its territory.
Tokyo's warning that it would deploy its multibillion-dollar missile
defence system raised tensions in the region after North Korea said that
it had identified a potential "danger area" near Japanese territory
along the rocket's flight path.
The regime told the International Maritime Organisation that the missile
would be launched during daylight between 4 and 8 April, and that its
boosters would fall into the Sea of Japan – about 75 miles (120km) from
Japan's north-west coast – and the Pacific Ocean.
CHANGE YOU CAN COUNT ON!!
ARCHANGEL