Kim Jong Un Unveils 50 New Nuclear-Capable Rocket Launchers
North Korea unveiled 50 new 600mm rocket launchers with AI guidance and nuclear capability as a strategic deterrent and key military display before the Ninth Party Congress.
- On Thursday, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un unveiled a battery of large nuclear-capable rocket launchers, highlighting the 600 mm multiple-launch rocket system ahead of the Workers' Party congress in Pyongyang.
- Kim ordered a build-up of missile production that, ahead of the Workers' Party congress, was presented as a gift from munitions workers and will detail 'next-stage plans' for nuclear forces.
- State media released photos showing launch vehicles parked on the House of Culture plaza, Pyongyang, and Hong Min said the system could reach 400 kilometres, covering all of South Korea.
- The Workers' Party congress is expected to outline North Korea's military plans, with analysts warning the unveiled system could enable saturation strikes on South Korea, while Kim told AFP it aims to neutralise U.S. and South Korean air power.
- State rhetoric intensified with Kim saying, `When this weapon is used, no force would be able to expect God's protection,' reflecting long-term aims and testing before possible export to Russia.
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Kim Jong Un attends unveiling ceremony of 50 new launchers
North Korea has unveiled a new rocket launcher capable of launching nuclear-tipped missiles, North Korean media reported, citing the French news agency AFP. The unveiling was overseen by leader Kim Jong-un, who is expected to present the next phase of the nuclear program at a congress of the ruling Workers' Party in the coming days.
The launcher was presented this Thursday, February 19, the old of the Ninth Congress of the Korean Workers' Party (KWP), by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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Kim Jong Un drives ‘world’s most powerful’ rocket launcher
Watch as Kim Jong Un drives a rocket launcher ahead of a major political gathering in Pyongang on Wednesday (18 February). In footage shared by the country’s state media, the North Korean leader can be seen getting behind the wheel of the nuclear-capable weapon, which has been touted by the nation as among the most powerful of its type in the world. Kim said the rocket launchers, of which there are 50, are equipped with AI and “appropriate for a…
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