North Korean missiles are very dangerous for the enemy
North Korea's test-fired missiles are extremely dangerous for the enemy, security researchers said. They say that such missiles are very difficult for the enemy to detect. They also said that they are able to penetrate any defense system and hit the target. Although South Korea claims, they have the ability to counter any type of missile. News CTV News.
North Korea has recently conducted a series of missile tests as a countermeasure to joint exercises between the United States and South Korea. In response, Seoul-Washington and Tokyo hit the Korean peninsula and the Sea of ​​Japan with warplanes. Pyongyang did not stop there. Missile testing continues. North Korea's supreme leader King Jong Un has threatened to use nuclear weapons if attacked. He said that Pyongyang has made all kinds of preparations to deal with the threat of the enemy.
After Kim Jong Un's speech, neighboring countries including South Korea are shaken. Various studies are going on about the country's test-fired missiles. Weapons experts say North Korea's latest test-fired missiles are different from any previous ones.
According to their claim, analysis of the photos released by North Korea of ​​the missile launch showed that the KN-23 model missile was launched from underwater. Which is called Underwater Launched Ballistic Missile or ULBM. It is very dangerous for the enemy. It is very difficult for any country to detect this missile. The researchers also believe that it is capable of easily hitting the target by breaking through any defense system.
Missile expert Moon K Sik said, 'As far as I am concerned, this type of missile is the first in the world. Many people say that it is a submarine missile but actually it is not a submarine missile. Because, it was not launched from a submarine. It is launched from underwater. Detecting such missiles is a very difficult task for any country. Because, such missiles are under water, which are controlled from a long distance.
But Seoul says Pyongyang's missiles, no matter how sophisticated, have the capability to shoot them down. South Korea's defense ministry spokesman said North Korea's missiles are constantly being monitored and their defense systems are being adjusted accordingly.
South Korean Defense Ministry spokesman Moon Hong Sik said North Korea is launching new missiles one after another. But there is nothing to fear. We have the capability to counter such missiles. Our capacity is constantly being expanded.
Meanwhile, the South Korean president said that the threat of nuclear attack has been taken very seriously, and the next steps are being taken with Japan, the United States and other allied countries. He also warned that there will be no delay in taking any steps to protect their sovereignty and citizens.
