Taiwan Slams North Korea's Missile Launch
Taiwan has condemned North Korea for launching a ballistic missile, which landed outside Japan's exclusive economic zone. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticized North Korea's actions, emphasizing regional peace and cooperation with allies to maintain stability and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific.
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Taiwan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs firmly rebuked North Korea's missile launch, labeling it a threat to regional stability. The missile, fired from just outside Pyongyang, landed beyond Japan's exclusive economic zone.
MOFA expressed deep concerns in their statement, denouncing North Korea's aggressive actions as they jeopardize peace and stability in the region.
Taiwan is committed to collaborating with like-minded countries to protect freedom, openness, and prosperity across the Indo-Pacific, according to their statement issued on Thursday.
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