Japan and South Korea find “differences” in “flight distance” analysis when sharing North Korean missile warning information

While Japan, the United States and South Korea are operating a ``real-time sharing system for North Korean missile warning information'', Japan and South Korea have ``different distances'' regarding the flight distance of North Korea's hypersonic medium- and long-range solid-fuel ballistic missiles.
The fact that he was conducting "analysis" has been attracting attention. On the 15th, North Korea's state-run Korean Central News Agency reported, ``The North Korean Missile General Administration announced on the afternoon of the 14th that a medium- and long-range solid-fuel projectile equipped with a hypersonic maneuvering combat section.
"We successfully conducted a test launch of the missile." South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said on the 14th, ``North Korea's missiles were fired from Pyongyang into the Sea of Japan, and approximately 10
After flying 00 kilometers, it landed in the Tokai Sea." In addition, the director of the Public Information Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said, ``The shared system is being shared securely, and I believe there have been no problems to date.''
” he said. Meanwhile, Japan analyzed on the 14th that ``North Korea's missiles flew at least 500 kilometers at a maximum altitude of over 50 kilometers.'' In addition, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi
At the press conference on the following day, the 15th, he maintained the analysis from the previous day. The position of both Japan and South Korea is that the shared system is operating normally.
There are differences in the flight range of hypersonic medium- and long-range solid-fuel ballistic missiles between Japan and South Korea.
The reason for this analysis is that ``information is shared, but each country conducts its own analysis.'' Regarding this, the director of the public information office of the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said, ``There are some
The difference appears to be due to differences in each country's analysis, but we do not have any information on that.''Warning information must be shared, and analyzes based on it must be comprehensively re-done.''
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