TOKYO, April 5 - Japan has ordered a destroyer in the Sea of Japan to
strike any ballistic missiles that may be launched by North Korea in the
coming weeks after Pyongyang fired a Rodong medium-range missile over
the sea, a government source said on Saturday.
Japanese Defence Minister Itsunori Onodera issued the order on Thursday, but did not make it public in order to avoid putting a chill on renewed talks between Tokyo and Pyongyang, the first in more than a year, local media reported earlier.
"The defence minister made the order from April 3rd through to the 25th to prepare for any additional missile launches," the source said.
[jpost.com]
5/4/14
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Japanese Defence Minister Itsunori Onodera issued the order on Thursday, but did not make it public in order to avoid putting a chill on renewed talks between Tokyo and Pyongyang, the first in more than a year, local media reported earlier.
"The defence minister made the order from April 3rd through to the 25th to prepare for any additional missile launches," the source said.
[jpost.com]
5/4/14
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