Japan shoot down North Korea satellite if it falls on its territory

Since Japan is now confident since Blinkin came, Japan just might be ready for war. But why are we sending abandon bicycles frames to North Korea?

Well, this is good news. Japan's Defence Minister Yasukazu Hamada today ordered the country's military to prepare to shoot down a North Korean spy satellite should it fall within Japan's territory.


Hamada ordered the Self-Defence Forces to make necessary preparations as he could potentially “order the destruction of ballistic missiles”, the Defence Ministry said in a statement.

I guess all the subs are on high alert and I wonder if the US Navy has any activity going on in the China East Sea/ Japan Sea ?

Either way, this doesn't look good.

Don't have a tv right now, but it would be interesting to see if North Korea is out parading their arsenal like they always do before a missile launch.

By the way, Biden allowed some spy crap recently. I guess the military brass didn't want to lose their pensions. My guess all transmissions from them spy ships up there over the good ole USA were intercepted with some SOUVENIRS FOR TO FOOL THE US MILITARY.

a reply to: musicismagic

I believe something is being lost in translation here.

A satellite is in orbit. How could you shoot it down to end up on Japan? You would have to hit it over Australia, India, China, etc..

If it is an incoming ballistic missile you are meaning, then it might be possible to hit the warhead before impact. This might stop the detination.

That's an incredible waste of ballistic missiles. I think?

Between all the broken English and strange setup, I feel like I'm having a stroke.

What the heck is being said, what the hell do they mean if it falls in their territory they'll shoot it down? If a satellite is falling into their territory, it'd be more like trying to blow it up in air, instead of letting it crash to the ground?

Idfk. I'm in the middle of watching a video where someone's reviewing some tat with broken English, and I think it's affecting how I'm interpreting this strange news. Thanks Ashens.

a reply to: musicismagic

Tune out the news for a bit, have a couple of beers and play your guitar, MIM.

a reply to: musicismagic

Sounds like bluster to me , if it's in orbit they can't shoot it down and if it's coming down it would burns up on reentry leaving just debris to fall over Japan's territory so it's pointless shooting at that as it's already coming down.