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North Korea Unveils New Long-Range ICBM at Military Parade
The parade showcased North Korea’s Hwasong-20 ICBM, its most powerful nuclear weapon system, alongside advanced arms and foreign dignitaries amid growing military and diplomatic ambitions.
- North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un showcased the Hwasong-20 intercontinental ballistic missile during a military parade in Pyongyang, claiming it to be the country's "strongest nuclear strategic weapon system."
- Foreign dignitaries, including Chinese Premier Li Qiang and former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, attended the parade celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Workers' Party of Korea.
- Kim expressed a need for the military to evolve into an "invincible entity" against threats and praised cooperation with Russia during his speech at the parade.
- Analysts predict that North Korea will test the Hwasong-20's capabilities before the end of the year, emphasizing its potential threat to U.S. missile defense systems.
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North Korea Unveils What It Calls Its Most Powerful Missile Yet
North Korea just rolled out the big guns — literally. In a grand military parade in Pyongyang, the country unveiled what it’s calling its “most powerful” intercontinental ballistic missile yet. The missile is called the Hwasong-20.The event marked 80 years under the ruling Workers’ Party. It wasn’t just about firepower — it was about showing the world that Kim Jong Un isn’t backing down.And Kim made sure the world was watching. Sitting beside hi…
N. Korea unveils new Hwasong-20 ICBM, signaling multi-warhead ambitions
North Korea unveiled a new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) and other advanced weapons during a massive nighttime parade in Pyongyang marking the 80th founding anniversary of the Workers’ Party, in what analysts described as a show of force highlighting its strides toward a multi-warhead nuclear deterrent. The parade, held Friday at Kim Il Sung Square, showcased the Hwasong-20, a solid-fuel ICBM that state media hailed as a “super-power…
North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un shows strength in a parade – with new nuclear missiles and old allies.
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The AgeNorth Korea flaunts new missiles as top Chinese and Russian officials look on
The presence of Chinese and Russian leaders at the latest Pyongyang mega-parade underlines Kim Jong-un’s rising star as a geopolitical partner against the West.
Kim Jong Un draws all registers: At a pompous military parade, the North Korea dictator presents his new intercontinental missile – a signal of strength not only to the world, but also to his powerful allies. But behind the show is more than just military prestige.
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