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North Korea holds a military parade

North Korea holds a military parade

Pyongyang:

North Korea leader Kim Jong Un has supervised a large military parade showing its new intercontinental ballistic missile in front of international officials, the State Media KCNA said on Saturday.

The parade, which began late Friday, marked the 80th anniversary of the establishment of the ruling Labor Party, followed by celebrations on Thursday. Chinese Prime Minister Li Qiang, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, as well as the leader of the Vietnam Communist Party in Lam, saw Kim at the parade on the parade, while other foreign officials looked.

North Korea leader Kim Jong is watching a military parade celebrating the 80th anniversary of the establishment of the ruling workers’ party in Pyongyang, North Korea, in this image released on October 11 by the official Central News Agency.

In the military parade, the nuclear armed North Korea presented the most advanced intercontinental Hwasong-20 missile missile, described by KCNA as the country’s “strongest nuclear strategic system”. The ICBMS Hwasong series has given North Korea the ability to target anywhere in the mainland of the US, but the questions remain above the complexity of the guidance system to reach a goal and the ability of a head that transfers to withstand atmospheric readiness.

“Hwasong-20 represents, for the time being, the apostasy of North Korea’s ambitions for long-range nuclear tradition.

“The system is likely designed for the delivery of multiple heads … Multiple heads will increase pressures on existing US missile defense systems and increase what Kim sees as necessary to achieve significant effects of deterrence against Washington.”

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