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08-0179

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Received: 2 Oct 2026, 21:52Archived: 3 Oct 2026, 21:21Updated: 1 Nov 2026, 01:44
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Potential ballistic missile launch from North Korea - mariners warned to watch for falling objects

Japan MOD reports an object, possibly a ballistic missile, was launched from North Korea and may have landed. Mariners are asked to pay attention to further information, keep clear of any falling objects and report sightings to the Japan Coast Guard. No positions or times of impact are given. This is an ongoing advisory and may be updated.

Pay attention to further information, keep clear if you see falling objects, and report information to the Japan Coast Guard.

Type
Missile / rocket launch · severity high
Feed
Rocket launches and space debrisAll warnings of this kind on the map (contributors), or as an API feed: /api/v2/feeds/space/
Location
Possibly landed near Japan (launch reported from North Korea)
Validity
From 02 Oct 2026, 21:52 UTC
8TH REGIONAL COAST GUARD HEADQUARTERS LOCAL WARNING NO.179, PROMULGATION TIME 030652 JST OCT.
Hazards
potential ballistic missile, falling debris, impact area unknown

Contacts

  • Japan Coast Guard · report information to Japan Coast Guard
  • Japan Ministry of Defense · source of announcement (no contact details given)

Generated automatically from the warning text on 02 Oct 2026, 23:07 UTC. It can be wrong: the original warning below is the authoritative text.

Message content
OTHER 8TH RCG LOCAL WARNING NO.0179 MISSILE LAUNCHED MISSILE LAUNCHED 8TH REGIONAL COAST GUARD HEADQUARTERS LOCAL WARNING NO.179, PROMULGATION TIME 030652 JST OCT. ACCORDING TO ANNOUNCEMENT OF JAPAN MINISTRY OF DEFENSE, OBJECT POTENTIALLY BALLISTIC MISSILE LAUNCHED FROM NORTH KOREA POSSIBLY LANDED. VESSELS ARE REQUESTED TO PAY ATTENTION TO FURTHER INFORMATION AND TO KEEP CLEAR WHEN RECOGNIZING FALLING OBJECT. VESSELS ARE REQUESTED TO REPORT INFORMATION TO JAPAN COAST GUARD.
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