US bans planes from taking off and landing due to North Korean missile launch

The US Federal Aviation Administration prevented planes from taking off and landing on the West Coast for about seven minutes after North Korea launched “what looks like a ballistic missile”.

NBC television reported that the relationship between the events is speculation. And confirmed the suspension of receiving and sending planes to journalists at the international airports of San Diego and San Bernardino, located in California.

The local Korean news agency Yenhap also reported that an unidentified projectile was fired. Then Japan’s Kyodo Agency wrote that the alleged missile landed in the Sea of ​​Japan, outside Japan’s exclusive economic zone.