Japanese citizens in areas of Hokkaido woke up to an alert early on Tuesday morning as a North Korean rocket flew over Japan for the third time since 1998. Donald Trump was quick to affirm in a call to Shinzo Abe, Japan’s prime minister, that America stands behind the country “100 per cent” — an echo of the US president’s words spoken six months earlier at Mar-a-Lago in response to an earlier missile launch.
週二一大早，北海道地區居民被警報聲喚醒，那是自1998年以來，北韓飛彈第三次飛越日本上空。唐納•川普(Donald Trump)很快給日本首相安倍晉三打電話確認，美國「100%」支持日本——6個月前川普在海湖莊園(Mar-a-Lago)回應更早一次北韓飛彈試射時也是這樣表態的。
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