Showing posts with label North Korea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label North Korea. Show all posts
North Korea's Nuclear Weapons Range
ABC News has mapped the worldwide risk from North Korea's nuclear weapons. In Where can North Korea’s missiles reach? ABC shows which countries are in range of Kim Jong-un’s inferiority complex.
This scrolling interactive uses a faux 3d globe to show the ranges of North Korea's different missile types. As you progress through the story map the ranges of North Korea's short-range, medium-range,
Kim's KN-06 SAM system
Another weekend, another #NorthKorea missile test - this time the KN-06 SAM system pic.twitter.com/aQHk68AWjS— Joseph Dempsey (@JosephHDempsey) May 28, 2017
Satellite photos of THAAD site in South Korea out; thanks to North Korea
So South Korean TV gave Kim Jong free military intelligence
Satellite photos of the THAAD missile site at a golf course in South Korea has been published by North Korea’s Korean Central TV.
Satellite photos of the THAAD missile site at a golf course in South Korea has been published by North Korea’s Korean Central TV.
North Korea "preparations for launching the inter-continental ballistic missile reached the final stage" in 2016
#NorthKorea "preparations for launching the inter-continental ballistic missile reached the final stage" in 2016 pic.twitter.com/nFTC4w5TcZ— Joseph Dempsey (@JosephHDempsey) January 1, 2017
Supersonic bombers fly over South Korea in show of force as North Korea celebrates
As is the NK commie is going to heed
North Korea claims it destroyed Musudan in mid-air on purpose
The fifth test of the Musudan ballistic missile ended after it traveled for 150km and now North Korea’s main propaganda website, Uriminzokkiri, claimed that the missile had self-destruct on command.
Remains of 36 Korean War Martyrs returned to China
Up to 1.5 million communist forces are thought to have died in the 1950-1953 Korean War.
About 30,000 US, 400,000 South Korean, and 1,000 UK troops, among others, also died, as well as at least two million civilian.
Tens of thousands more are listed as missing and both Koreas still conduct searches for soldiers' remains, periodically returning the foreign soldier's remains.
The remains of nearly 800 North Korean soldiers, however, have not been returned, such is the animosity between Seoul and Pyongyang, our correspondent says.
The Korean War ended with an armistice agreement. A formal peace treaty has never been signed and the two Koreas remain technically at war
Kim Jong-un claims that North Korea has acquired the hydrogen bomb
Kim Jong-un claims that North Korea has acquired the hydrogen bomb. http://pic.twitter.com/usW4yb8JH3— IraqiSuryani (@IraqiSuryani1) December 10, 2015
