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Japan protests over 'extremely problematic' N.Korea missile launch

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Published: APRIL 5, 2017 03:10

North Korea's latest missile launch on Wednesday was "extremely problematic," and Japan had lodged a strong protest over its nuclear-armed neighbor, Japan's top government spokesman said.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga told a news conference that Japan absolutely can not tolerate North Korea's repeated provocative actions.

North Korea fired a ballistic missile from its east coast into the sea off the Peninsula, South Korea's military said, a day ahead of a summit between US and Chinese leaders who are set to discuss Pyongyang's arms program.

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