Japan PM calls North Korea ICBM launch 'outrageous, unforgivable'

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Japan PM calls North Korea ICBM launch 'outrageous, unforgivable'
Tokyo, March 24 (AFP) Mar 24, 2022
Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Thursday condemned North Korea's launch of a suspected intercontinental ballistic missile that landed in his country's exclusive economic zone as an "outrageous, unforgivable" act.

North Korea was threatening "the peace and safety of Japan, the region and the international community," Kishida said in Brussels where he will meet with members of the Group of Seven later on Thursday. "This cannot be accepted."

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