N. Korea fires missile to Japan EEZ after G-7 vow to stem provocations

N. Korea fires missile to Japan EEZ after G-7 vow to stem provocations

A pedestrian stops to watch a screen in Tokyo showing a TV broadcast reporting North Korea's firing of a ballistic missile on May 29, 2017. Japan said the missile is believed to have fallen into its exclusive economic zone in the Sea of Japan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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