N/Korea missiles tests: Trump, Abe at odds

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U.S. President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, showed their differences over the seriousness of North Korea’s series of short-range missile launches on Sunday while maintaining that they would remain in sync on the issue.

Trump, who prizes his relationship with North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, said the launches did not violate an agreement and were in line with what others were doing.

“He hasn’t been doing nuclear testing.

“He has done short-range, much more standard missiles.

“A lot of people are testing those missiles, not just him,’’ Trump said.

Asked if he was concerned by the latest launches, Trump said: “I’m not happy about it, but again, he’s not in violation of an agreement’’.

Abe said the launches breached U.N. resolutions.

Launches of short-range ballistic missiles on Saturday were the seventh by North Korea since Trump and Kim met at the border between the two Koreas in June.

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Source: News Agency of Nigeria