AVBsupersonic

Mar 24 2012, 07:31 PM

To whom it may..

If we look at the Maps you've posted, its not just the Q where? but also how far their rockets can go...     

The NKors wouldn't try to aim it in the Pacific Ocean, which may indicate an attempt to target US Mainland and that can push the US back into the end of  it's string of patience with NKorea, we all know happens next...

These given areas of testing clearly shows a pattern and are strategic locations of US Allied Countries and US Bases where possible US Contingency will be coming from in cases of conflicts, it's more of a "Paralyzation Strategy" plans in the works.

Now re; the lack of fighter jet capability of PAF, just saying all of our neighbors have Fighter Jets and their Navy's have Missile capability unlike the Philippines.  

In National Security cases like these, at least they have something to use and protect their Country and it's People "in any which way they can" regardless if everything will work or NOT?!!  

There's always a Way and if it can't be totally destroyed, at least there's a way/chance to contain it into minimal threat or damage if ever there is...

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UN chief Ban Ki-moon and South Korean President Lee Myung-Bak vowed Saturday to together tackle any threats arising from North Korea's "gravely provocative" rocket launch planned for next month.

Ban arrived in Seoul earlier in the day for a 53-nation nuclear security summit on Monday and Tuesday, which takes place under the shadow of Pyongyang's plan to launch a rocket to purportedly put a satellite into orbit.

The United States, Australia and other nations see the move as a pretext for a long-range missile test banned by the UN.

"President Lee and Secretary-General Ban shared an understanding that North Korea's announced plan to launch a rocket is in breach of a UN Security Council resolutions," Lee's office said in a press statement.

"They expressed concerns over the launch which they agreed would be a grave provocative act against the international community." the office said.

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Seoul, Mar 25, 2012, (PTI)
Unfazed by global concerns, North Korea has transported the main body of a long-range rocket to a site in preparation for its launch next month.

"South Korean and U.S. military authorities understand that North Korea has moved the main body of a long-range missile to Dongchang-ri in preparation for launch," a South Korean military official said, asking anonymity.

The official confirmed a Japanese media report which said that a train took the main body to the launch facility in Dongchang-ri, Cholsan County, North Pyongan Province, yesterday, Yonhap news agency reported.

North Korea has announced that it will launch the rocket to put an observation satellite into orbit between April 12 and 16 to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the birth of its founding father Kim Il-sung, which falls on April 15.

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US President Barack Obama said Sunday it was unclear who was "calling the shots" in North Korea under its new young leader and stepped up demands for Pyongyang to abort its planned rocket launch.

Obama stood with South Korean President Lee Myung-Bak to present a united front against the communist North, hours after staring into what he termed a "time warp" as he visited the last land border left over from the Cold War.

The US leader also had some unusually public criticism of China for its failure to induce its North Korean ally to open its nuclear programme to inspections and end years of "provocations" and "bad behaviour".