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The counteroffensive is expected to drag on for months. How it's going so far.

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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida called for North Korea to refrain from a planned rocket launch following reports Pyongyang intends to put a satellite in orbit as early as this Wednesday. Kishida instructed his cabinet Monday to gather and analyze information on North Korea’s planned move after reports that Pyongyang would launch a ballistic missile described as a satellite, according to a tweet from the Prime Minister’s Office.