North Korea’s Kim oversees test launch of long-range cruise missiles
Summary
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw a test launch of long-range cruise missiles and emphasized continuous development of the country's nuclear forces. The missiles were launched from near Pyongyang, flew above the sea west of the Korean Peninsula, and hit their target. Kim also inspected a submarine under construction, while suggesting military advancements as a response to perceived threats.Key Facts
- Kim Jong Un oversaw a test of long-range strategic cruise missiles.
- He called for ongoing development of North Korea's nuclear capabilities.
- The missiles flew above the sea west of the Korean Peninsula and reached their target.
- The launch is part of activities before a key party congress set for early 2026.
- Kim stated that regularly testing the nuclear deterrent is necessary.
- South Korea detected the missile launch from near Pyongyang.
- Kim inspected a nuclear-powered submarine being built in North Korea.
- The North Korean leader mentioned threats from US and South Korean alliances.
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