Testing the power of mega warheads: North Korea confirms successful launch of cruise missile yesterday
In recent days, North Korea has been conducting frequent test launches of cruise missiles.
According to North Korean state media, the Korean Central News Agency reported on Saturday (3rd) that North Korea test-fired cruise missiles into the western Yellow Sea on Friday (2nd), testing the power of a super-large warhead and also launching a new type of ground-to-air missile, emphasizing that it was unrelated to the current situation.
According to the North Korean Missile Bureau, these tests are a regular part of the activities carried out by the Missile Bureau and its subordinate Defense Development Bureau, with the aim of advancing the technology of new weapon systems in terms of functions, performance, and operations. The North Korean authorities emphasize that these trials have not had any negative impact on the security of neighboring countries.
According to the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff, on Friday, North Korea launched a missile towards the Yellow Sea at around 11am, possibly from an inland location in Pyongan Province. The South Korean military's detection equipment detected the missile's flight time to be only a few tens of minutes, with a shorter range than the Hwasong-2 cruise missile launched three days prior.
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