A nuclear attack could be coming to Japan and her allies soon.

General Durban has stated:

"We'll give diplomacy a chance for a few more months..."

"Allowing NK to have a nuclear ICBM capable of hitting the US is unimaginable..."

Sanctions and diplomacy have not stopped NK's WMD program for 25 years.  Is there any reason to believe that they will work now?

When war breaks out casualties will be high in Japan and elsewhere.

But Moon has stated that if NK has a nuclear ICBM it will have crossed a red line, echoing President Trump's statement of last January.

Trump is likely to make the calculation now that millions of casualties now, mostly Asian, are preferable to hundreds of millions of Americans killed when the certifiable lunatic, Kim, has full thermonuclear capability with scores of ICBMs which can hit any city in the US.

Look out Japan!  

The highest probability is that there will be a repeat of Nagasaki and Hiroshima, with the nukes now coming from NK rather than the US.