North Korea declared that it tested a long-range cruise missile on Wednesday. This was the most recent of several missile tests Pyongyang has conducted to evaluate its nuclear tactical capabilities.
According to the official North Korean News Agency, Kim Jong-un, the country’s leader, expressed his “great delight” with the experience, which he personally oversaw from the location of the two rockets and said had spread over the sea for 2,000 kilometres.
Kim Young Un, the president of North Korea, oversaw a drill in the nation’s tactical nuclear operations unit from September 25 to October 9 following the country’s seventh attempt to fire a ballistic missile within two weeks.
The North Korean leader Kim Yong-un oversaw the training, according to the North Korean Central News Agency, and promised to boost the nation’s military operations going forward. He also said there was no need to hold a dialogue with his opponents.
The ballistic missile that North Korea launched over Japan on October 4 was modern and developed, according to the agency’s analysis, and it was intended to send a stronger and clearer message to the country’s adversaries.
North Korea had defended the last series of its missile experiences, stressing that it was a “project response” to “direct American military threats”, while Washington, Tokyo and Souyn considered it a “serious threat to security and peace. “.
Under Kim’s direction, North Korea is testing a long-range cruise missile.
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