Seoul / Tokyo (Reuters) - North Korea's missile spreads from Japan's northern Hakkaduo to the Pacific Ocean on Friday. South Korean and Japanese officials said tensions are rising following the recent test of Pyongyang's most powerful nuclear bomb.
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yishihida Shuga told reporters that the missile traveled to Japan and reached about 2,000 kilometers (1,240 miles) north east of the hakkidas in the Pacific Ocean.
In northern part of Japan, the warning of missile has been announced on October 7 (2200 GMT Thursday), when many residents have asked to take shelter or alert alarms on their mobile phones.
The US Secretary of Defense Jim Matties said, "Millions of Japan make millions of Japan dock and cover", although residents in North Japan calm down and normally talk about their business naturally after the second launch in less than a month.
The missile has reached an altitude of about 770 km (480 miles) and is approximately 3,700 kilometers (2300 miles) in length as South Korea's military, about 19 minutes - enough to reach the United States Pacific region.
US military sources said it detected a mid-range ballistic missile soon after launch, but missile missiles in North America or Guam's Pacific North America, which occupies 3,400 kilometers (2110 miles) north of Korea. Pamanging threatened to launch Gum's missile before
North Korea can reach Guam with this missile that "The test range was notable significantly," said the Union of Concerned Science Union.
However, it said that the accuracy of the missile has still been elevated to the initial stage, so undoubtedly it would be difficult to destroy the United States of America's Anderson Air Force Base.
US officials repeatedly promised Washington's "ironclad" commitment to protect its allies. North Korean Defense Minister Rex Tyleron called on North Korea to "make new arrangements", "continuous provocation only deepens the North Korean diplomatic and economic isolation".
South Korean President Chandra-Ja-e echoed this viewpoint and said that the dialogue with the answer was impossible at this time. He said the authorities ordered the authorities to analyze and prepare for possible new threats in North Korea, including an electro-magnetic pulse and a biochemical attack, a spokesman said.
Clear message
The United Nations Security Council arrived at 3pm. On the request of the United States and Japan, the ADT (1900 GMT) on Friday said the ban on North Korea was lifted unexpectedly after a few days after the 15-member council imposed a ban on the September 3 nuclear test.
This ban was prohibited by North Korea's textile exports and reducing the import of crude oil
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told reporters in Tokyo, "The international community needs to get together and send a clear message to North Korea so that it can maintain global peace with its actions".
North Korea has launched a few missiles, which under the leadership of Kim Jong Un, has created an armed program designed to give America the ability to target a strong, nuclear weapon missile. In July, two tests were for long-term intercontinental ballistic missiles capable of reaching at least part of the United States mainland.
North Korea is pushing its technological end to the missile, and a senior research assistant from the Korean Ministry of Defense Yang Yu said, "This rocket means that North Korea can feel some pressure they can show to the international community". Security Forum
Last month, North Korea launched a mid-range missile from the same area near the capital Pyongyang, which threw Hawkeido into the sea and also said they would follow.
"It was unexpected for the first time, but I think people are using it as a new normal," Andrew Cage said, who teaches Kushiro city English at Haqido. "In most cases it is interrupted as my coffee."
South Korea has said that a sea missile test was conducted to negotiate with the launch of North Korea and President Blue House called for a crucial National Security Council meeting. Japan also called a meeting of the National Security Council.
Pyongyang was threatened to sink Japan a day earlier and reduce the "Ash and Dark" of the United States to support the latest resolution and sanctions of the Security Council.
Under the supervision of US nuclear powers, the United States General said Thursday that there was a hydrogen bomb in North Korea's latest nuclear test, as Pyongyang claimed, based on the size of the explosion.
Air force general John Hoon, head of the Strategic Command of the US military, said, "I am talking about a hydrogen bomb," a small group with Matisse summoned journalists on a visit to the Hunut's headquarters in Nebraska.
"Dangerous, uncertain"
The North is planning an attack against the United States, which has 28,500 South Korean soldiers, and has regularly threatened to destroy it and its Asian allies.
In response to the transaction, the US dollar at the beginning of the dollar has been sharply reduced against the safe Hain Yen and Swiss Francs, although the transaction was rapidly running on a shocking trade.
US President Donald Trump has been recently shown on the launch, the White House said.
The trump has promised that North Korea will not allow the United States to strike with nuclear missiles, but China has also been requested to strengthen its neighboring neighbor. China is favorable instead of an international response to the problem.
"China and Russia take their own actions, indicating their intolerance for the perfect missile," said Terrellon.
The United States and South Korea are technically still fighting a war against North Korea, because a ceasefire in the Korean War of 1950-53 ended and was not under the peace agreement.