U.S. warns of rocket risk to aviation from North Korea...

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https://my.news.yahoo.com/us-warns-a...204206906.html

"North Korea's decision to conduct these launches without prior notification threatens the safety of international aviation and demonstrates North Korea's disregard for the rules and regulations of the organization," Psaki told reporters. Psaki said that the letter was sent on July 8. She did not identify the other nations that signed, but media in Seoul said that they included North Korea's neighbors South Korea and Japan.

Well, with the current climate - it's worth paying attention to. How active is the sky over/around North Korea?

[ConcordeBoy]

Well, with the current climate - it's worth paying attention to. How active is the sky over/around North Korea?

IINM, I think only the Chinese operate over it (along with Air Koryo and some private and military ops), and even then, it's limited.

[AA 1818]

IINM, I think only the Chinese operate over it (along with Air Koryo and some private and military ops), and even then, it's limited.

That was my thought too. I guess the issues will apply to South Korea, Japan, China and to a lesser extent Russia as their territory can be in the range of these tests as well. It always surprises me that millions starve while a few cheer the launch of rockets.