Despite warnings from many superpowers including America, North Korea is not stopping its pace of missile testing. North Korea has once again fired a ballistic missile. After this, there has been a stir in neighboring countries Japan and South Korea.
There has been a lot of tension in the Korean peninsula for the past few days. South Korea and the US military had conducted joint military exercises in the past days amid North Korea's continuous missile tests. In protest, North Korea fired dozens of missiles and conducted warplane exercises last week. The situation had become such that South Korea and Japan had to ask their citizens to go to a safe place. Even after this whole process, North Korean dictator Kim Jong is not ready to back down.
South Korea's Seoul military has been quoted as saying that North Korea has once again fired a ballistic missile, on which the governments of Japan and South Korea have expressed their displeasure. Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida instructed officials to devote maximum effort to collecting, analyzing information and providing prompt information to the public. Kishida has asked officials to ensure the safety of aircraft, ships and other assets. All possible precautionary measures including preparedness for emergent situations have been asked to be taken.