North Korea Tests Missile that It Claims Can Target U.S. Mainland
The upgraded engine delivers 2,500 kilonewtons of thrust, enhancing North Korea's ability to deploy nuclear-capable missiles with improved mobility and potential multiple warheads.
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North Korea tests missile engine that could reach US
SEOUL, South Korea — North Korean leader Kim Jong Un observed a test of an upgraded solid-fuel engine for weapons capable of reaching the U.S. mainland, and called it a significant development boosting his country's strategic military arsenal, state media…
North Korea conducts engine test for missile capable of reaching U.S. mainland
While the test was in line with Kim's stated goal of acquiring more agile, hard-to-detect missiles targeting the U.S. and its allies, some experts speculate North Korea's claim may be an exaggeration.
The test was closely monitored by North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, but it was not announced when or where it was carried out.
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