#missile (69 Posts)
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North Korean Nuclear Scientists: Slaves to the Bomb
Robert M. Collins collected information through testimonies and interviews with North Korean defectors...
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US-Japan's Joint Weapon, SM-3, to be Deployed in South Korea
Military authorities decide to adopt SM-3Verification of Iran missile interception capabilitiesA THA ...
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U.S. Divided: Lawmakers Split on South Korea's Nuclear Intentions
U.S. Prioritizes ChinaDesires Nuclear Non-ProliferationPresidential Prerogative It came as a shock when U.S. Republican Senator Lindsey Graham recently suggested that provocations from North Korea could lead to nuclear armament in South Korea and Japan. Graham believes it is time for both South Korea and Japan to consider their independent nuclear programs. It is currently assumed […]
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U.S.-South Korea Joint Drills vs. North Korea's Airborne Forces
U.S.- South Korea Joint Aerial Infiltration ExerciseComparison with North Korean Airborne Forces“North Korea Lacks Confidence in Aerial Warfare” It was revealed that the Republic of Korea Army Special Warfare Command (SWC) conducted a joint aerial infiltration exercise with the U.S. Special Operations Command Korea (SOCKOR) at Osan Air Base in Gyeonggi Province on the 18th. […]
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U.S. Unleashes Tactical Bomb B61-12 Against North Korea
High-Power Ballistic Missile HyunmooBunker Buster GBU-57 MOPTactical Nuclear Bomb B61-12 Amid the ongoing provocations from North Korea and growing global instability, the weapons possessed by our military authorities are gaining attention. Additionally, the weapons held by the United States, an ally of South Korea, are also known to have high power that can deter provocations […]
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Middle Eastern Military Delegations Flock to South Korea for Cutting-Edge Defense Tech
Middle Eastern Military Officials Visit South KoreaInterest in Domestic Air Defense Systems and Fighter JetsDiscussing the Development of 6th Generation Fighter Jets High-ranking military officials from Saudi Arabia and Iraq have reportedly visited South Korea to inspect its domestic weapons systems. Middle Eastern nations are increasingly interested in the country’s air defense systems and fighter […]
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Russia's Role in North Korea's Military Posturing: Nuclear Cooperation Concerns
North Korean Media Reports Kim Jong Un’s Supervision of Artillery TrainingKim Ju Ae’s Appearance Signals Serious Fourth-Generation SuccessionPossibility of Nuclear Cooperation Between Russia and North Korea North Korean media reported on the 19th that Kim Jong Un, the chairman of the State Affairs Commission of North Korea, supervised the artillery training of a super-large multiple […]
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North Korea Eyes Russian Weapons: Kim Jong Un's Visit Raises Alarms
Russian Fighter Jets and Strategic WeaponsNorth Korean Leader Kim Jong UnThe Capability of Multidimensional Simultaneous Attacks There has been news of cargo movements in the North Korea-Russia border area following the detection of a large ship entering and leaving the North Korean Najin port for the first time in a month. The cargo in motion […]
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Putin's Bombshell: North Korea Declared as 'Nuclear Power,' What's Next?
Putin Claims North Korea Has Its Own ‘Nuclear Umbrella’North Korea Desperate for ‘Nuclear Power’ TitleRussia Strategically Assisting North Korea Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that North Korea “has its nuclear umbrella.” This could mean that Russia is planning on ignoring the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, also known as the NPT, and acknowledging […]
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North Korea's New Military Tactics: Cruise Missiles on Land and Sea
Pursuing strategic and tactical objectivesDifferentiating cruise missilesUtilizing submarines and TELStriving to diversify launch origins On the 15th, the North Korean state-run media, Korean Central News Agency, revealed photos stating that Kim Jong Un, the Chairman of the State Affairs Commission, supervised the test firing of the “ground-to-sea missile Badasuri-6” the previous morning. ⓒKorean Central News […]
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North Korea Boasts New Rocket Technology: What It Means for Regional Stability
Unlike existing shells, they have control wingsTargeting the metropolitan area, their accuracy and range were improved North Korea announced on the 12th that it had successfully test-fired new 240 mm-caliber controllable multiple rocket launcher shells. North Korea’s 240 mm-caliber controllable multiple rocket launcher shells constitute a significant weapon aimed at Seoul and the metropolitan area. […]
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Stinger Missiles: From Soviet Troubles to Russian Retaliation, Part 2
Effective range increased to 2.5 miles and elevation up to 11,483 feet The Stinger is an optically aimed missile with an infrared guidance system that launches when it detects infrared rays from the target using its infrared tracking device. It also has a friend-or-foe identification (IFF) feature. This was a state-of-the-art technology at the time, […]
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Stinger Missiles: From Soviet Troubles to Russian Retaliation, Part 1
The FIM-92 Stinger is a portable anti-aircraft missile developed by the United States that is still active around the world. Recently, a new missile is being developed to replace the Stinger. The Stinger was used effectively in the Afghan war and successfully responded to Russia's invasion of Ukraine...
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F-4 Phantoms: The Strategic Secret Weapon U.S. Readers Should Know About - Part 2
The F-4 Phantom was the world’s best fighter in the late 1960s and 1970s. It demonstrated overwhelming performance in all abilities, including flight performance in air-to-air and air-to-ground, among contemporary fighters. It was so powerful that it could be compared to the 5th generation stealth fighters F-22 and F-35, currently regarded as the world’s most […]
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North Korea's New Cruise Missile: What's Different from Last Year's?
Military Weighs Improving Existing Missile Capabilities As North Korea says it has test-fired a new strategic cruise missile that could carry the Hwasan-31 tactical nuclear warhead it unveiled last year, attention is focused on the "differences" from the cruise missile it launched last year...
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U.S. Tells North Korea to Stop Provoking and Return to Diplomacy
North Korea test-fired a new strategic cruise missile on Thursday, prompting the U.S. government to repeat its cliché response to Pyongyang: "Return to diplomacy.
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Ukraine Becomes North Korea's Testing Ground for New War Weapons (Part 1)
Reports have emerged that Russia has provided North Korean-made weapons to Ukraine, resulting in a fivefold increase in the use of artillery shells, and that North Korean-supplied missiles threaten to undermine Ukraine's air defenses. The military cooperation between Russia and North Korea is worsening the situation in Ukraine...
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Ukraine Becomes North Korea's Testing Ground for New War Weapons (Part 2)
Particularly worrisome is the fact that analysis has been pouring out after the discovery of North Korean missile debris on the Ukrainian battlefield, suggesting that North Korea is using the Ukrainian battlefield as a testing ground. The missile that North Korea is believed to have provided to Russia on the 2nd is KN-23, the latest […]
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North Korea provocatively launches a surprise cruise missile, possibly a nuclear-loaded 'strategic cruise missile'.
North Korea has launched a strategic cruise missile in the East Sea. It is believed to be capable of carrying a tactical nuclear weapon, and is likely a move to maximize security threats ahead of parliamentary elections. North Korea's armed provocations continue, and there are growing concerns about further provocations aimed at the general election...
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700 Days into Ukraine War
Russia launches missile strikes on Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Kherson, killing 18 and injuring more than 130 Russia begins using missiles from North Korea The war in Ukraine has entered its 700th day. Several people were killed or injured in a massive Russian air strike in Ukraine today...