N. Korea fires missile over Japan

N. Korea fires missile over Japan

Photo taken Aug. 29, 2017, shows the Japanese government's satellite-based J-Alert system notifying citizens of a ballistic missile launch by North Korea. The missile passed over the Japanese archipelago before falling into the Pacific Ocean off Hokkaido, heightening tensions between the United States and North Korea. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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