Japan strongly condemned North Korea’s latest ballistic missile launch on November 7, which flew over 450 kilometers and landed in the eastern waters of the Korean Peninsula. Japanese Cabinet Chief Secretary Minoru Kihara said Tokyo has lodged a stern protest through diplomatic channels in Beijing and is working closely with the United States and South Korea to monitor the situation. The Japanese government warned that North Korea may continue further provocative actions, including missile tests, satellite launches, and nuclear tests, escalating regional tensions.<br />#japan #northkorea #kim #apt
