North Korea’s visible strength of nuclear counterattack, successful testing of four cruise missiles
North Korea has tested all four of these missiles during an exercise to demonstrate its capability in a nuclear counter attack.
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North Korea has successfully tested four cruise missiles on Thursday। These missiles are being described as capable of nuclear counter attack। North Korea has tested all four of these missiles during an exercise to demonstrate its capability in a nuclear counter attack.
Cruise missiles named ‘Havasal-2
According to information, during a drill, the Korean People’s Army included these missiles in its test session। They were fired from the east coast of the Korean peninsula towards the sea in the area of Kim Chalk city in northern Hemyeong province। These missiles are named ‘Havasal-2। This information has been given by KCNA, the social agency of North Korea.
Missiles succeeded in penetrating their targets
According to the report, four cruise missiles differentiated their 2000 km target between 10,208 and 10,224 seconds। According to government news agency KCNA, North Korea demonstrated its ability to carry out a deadly nuclear counterattack against enemy forces during this drill। However, no information has been provided from Japan or South Korea regarding this nuclear test। Often these two countries monitor and publicly report on these activities in North Korea.
