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Terrorismo internazionale il caso North Korea fires 2 ballistic missiles, South Korea and U.S. say

03 Agosto 2016

Terrorismo internazionale.Mentre in Europa e nel mondo si combatte strenuamente contro il terrorismo di matrice jihadista, in Asia il North Corea ha lanciato questa mattina due missili terra aria di cui uno finito nel mare del Giappone.Il mondo in cui viviamo e' questo,lo scenario per ognuno di noi al mattino prima di andare al lavoro.Aprimao la finestra e i missili coreani ci sfiorano i pensieri,le automobili parcheggiate in doppia fila ormai temiamo che siano piene di tritolo pronte ad esplodere.Le fermate della metropolitana sono diventate un incubo per tutti,come le stazioni dei treni o gli hud degli aereoporti.La condizione esistenziale di questo seconda decade del secolo e' velatamente 

preoccupante ,dimenticando le decine di teste tagliate dai fanatici dell'Isis .la giornata comincia allacciamo la cinture di sicurezza non e' mai troppo tardi per ritrovarci all'interno di una turbolenza in alta quota.

North Korea fired two ballistic missiles Wednesday morning -- including one into the Sea of Japan -- in the country's latest defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions, U.S. and South Korean authorities said.

The missiles, presumed to be No Dong, or Rodong, intermediate range ballistic ones, were fired simultaneously from the country's west, the U.S. Strategic Command said.
One exploded after launch, the Strategic Command said. The other flew about 621 miles (1,000 kilometers) over North Korea and into the Sea of Japan, the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
The firing drew international condemnation. Japan said the farthest-flying missile landed about 155 miles (250 kilometers) west of the Oga Peninsula inside its exclusive economic zone -- an area of the sea where a country claims maritime rights to resources such as fish, oil and gas.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called the launches a "serious threat."
"(That it) landed in our nation's EEZ makes it an intolerable act of recklessness," Abe said.
North Korea is prohibited from carrying out ballistic missile launches under U.N. Security Council resolutions aimed in part at curbing the country's development of nuclear weapons.
The launches "only serve to increase the international community's resolve to counter (North Korea's) prohibited activities, including through implementing existing U.N. Security Council sanctions," said Anna Richey-Allen, a spokeswoman for the U.S. State Department's Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs.
A South Korean Defense Ministry official said that North Korea, "by firing of ballistic missile which can equip a nuclear warhead, is openly showing its direct and obvious intention of provocation and ambition that it can target our country, including our ports and airports, as well as neighbor countries."

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