North Korea Close to Finishing Missile Able to Strike US, South Korea says
Summary
North Korea is nearly finished developing an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that can reach the United States, according to South Korea's president. This development follows North Korea's efforts to enhance its nuclear capabilities despite international sanctions and concerns from other countries. South Korea and experts report that North Korea is advancing its nuclear and missile technology, although some technical challenges remain.Key Facts
- South Korea's president says North Korea is close to completing a missile that can strike the U.S.
- North Korea's missile development is part of its nuclear weapons program, which has led to tensions with the U.S.
- North Korea has performed six nuclear tests, the latest in 2017, and developed several ICBMs.
- South Korea reports North Korea may have about 50 nuclear bombs and enough enriched uranium for more.
- North Korea claims progress with missile technology, including a successful solid-fuel engine test.
- North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has ruled out giving up the country's nuclear program.
- Former U.S. President Donald Trump may revisit negotiations with North Korea during an upcoming trip to South Korea.
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