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Kim Jong Un's administration claimed that the missiles flew for more than two hours on 12 March, drawing figure-eight-shaped patterns.

North Korea tests submarine-launched cruise missiles, warns 'US imperialists, South Korean puppet forces'

Kim Jong Un's administration claimed that the missiles flew for more than two hours on 12 March, drawing figure-eight-shaped patterns.

A day before the United States of America and South Korea began joint military drills, North Korea escalated tensions by conducting submarine-launched cruise missile tests.
North Korea's state news agency said on 13 March 2023 that the tests showed the country's resolve to respond with &ldquo;overwhelming powerful force&rdquo; to intensifying military manoeuvres by &ldquo;US imperialists and South Korean puppet forces".
Kim Jong Un's administration claimed that the missiles flew for more than two hours on 12 March, drawing figure-eight-shaped patterns in waters off the country's eastern coast, and hit targets 1,500 kilometers away.
After a record number of missile tests last year, North Korea has carried out several additional rounds since Jan. 1. Before Sunday's launches, the country also test-fired an intercontinental ballistic missile potentially capable of reaching the mainland U.S.; short-range, nuclear-capable missiles designed to hit South Korea; and other weapons.
Experts say Kim, who sees his nuclear arsenal as his best security guarantee, is trying to pressure the United States into accepting the North as a legitimate nuclear power and relax international economic sanctions.
(With agency inputs)
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North Korea tests solid-fuel motor, aiming to build new weapon

Pyongyang has conducted an unprecedented wave of weapons tests this year, including the firing of its most advanced ICBM.

North Korea has successfully tested a "high-thrust solid-fuel motor" with the aim of developing a new weapon, state media said Friday.
Despite heavy international sanctions over its weapons programmes, Pyongyang has built up an arsenal of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).
All its known ICBMs are liquid-fuelled, however, and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said last year that developing solid-fuel engines for more advanced missiles was a strategic priority.
On Thursday, he oversaw the successful test fire of a "high-thrust solid-fuel motor", the official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported.
KCNA described it as an important test "for the development of another new-type strategic weapon system".
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Images released by state media showed Kim observing the test at the Sohae Satellite Launch Ground, as the horizontally placed motor spewed bright yellow exhaust flame.
Another image showed him grinning with a lit cigarette in his hand and a tower of white smoke from the test behind him.
Liquid-fuel rockets are notoriously difficult to operate and take a long time to prepare for launch, analysts say.
They are thus slower, and easier for an enemy to spot and destroy.
Solid-fuel missiles are "more mobile, quicker to launch, and easier to conceal and use during a conflict," said Leif-Eric Easley, a professor at Ewha University in Seoul.
"Once deployed, the technology would make North Korea's nuclear forces more versatile, survivable and dangerous."
Kim said this year that he wants North Korea to have the world's most powerful nuclear force, and declared his country an "irreversible" nuclear state.
The wishlist he revealed last year included solid-fuel ICBMs that could be launched from land or submarines.
The latest motor test was a step towards that goal, but it is not clear how far North Korea has come in the development of such a missile, analysts said.
It is "difficult to assess the thrust output claimed by North Korea," Joseph Dempsey, a researcher at the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), told AFP.
"What other technical challenges remain and how far away a flight test of such a system is remains unknown," he added.
Pyongyang has conducted an unprecedented wave of weapons tests this year, including the firing of its most advanced ICBM.
The United States and South Korea have warned for months that North Korea is possibly preparing to conduct its seventh nuclear test.

Kim Jong Un's 'withered body' seen in new North Korean documentary
 

Dictator Kim Jong Un's 'withered body' amid 2021 'hardships' seen in new North Korean documentary

The film titled "2021, A Great Victorious Year" says that North Korea faced its worst-ever hardships and challenges last year amid the Covid-19 pandemic, economic crisis, and severe food shortage.

Kim Jong Un's 'withered body' seen in new North Korean documentary

((DOCUMENTARY CLIPS)) https://www.nknews.org/2022/02/kim-jong-un-completely-withered-as-he-suffered-for-the-people-state-tv-says/
&nbsp; SOURCE: KCNA | NKNEWS.ORG
 North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un and the status of his health are back in news after a documentary-style film was released by the country's state-controlled media. In one of the clips, Kim is seen struggling to descend make-shift stairs at a construction site amid rain. The documentary reportedly says that Kim's body "completely withered away" as he "suffered" for the people last year. The film titled "2021, A Great Victorious Year" says that North Korea faced its worst-ever hardships and challenges last year amid the Covid-19 pandemic, economic crisis, and severe food shortage. Last year, Kim Jong Un disappeared from public view for a long time and then reappeared after having dramatically lost weight. The state media had then said that people of the country were "heartbroken" to see their leader "emaciated".
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 ((HORSE RIDING VISUALS))
 In other clips in the documentary, Kim and other military officials are seen riding horses. One of them is reportedly Pak Jong Chon, chief of the General Staff of the Korean People's Army.
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 ((MISSILE, TANK IMAGES/VISUALS))
 The documentary also sought to project North Korea's military prowess by showing missile launches held in 2021. The missile tests have drawn the ire of Western nations, especially the US, leading to punishing economic sanctions. Clips of tank firing drills were also included in the movie amid tension with its southern neighbour and the West.
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 ((BUILDING IMAGES))
 New footage of an 80-storey skyscraper which missed its completion deadline of 2021 was also aired.
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North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un and the status of his health are back in news after a documentary-style film was released by the country's state-controlled media.
In one of the clips, Kim is seen struggling to descend make-shift stairs at a construction site amid rain.&nbsp;The documentary reportedly says that Kim's body "completely withered away" as he "suffered" for the people last year.
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The film titled "2021, A Great Victorious Year" says that North Korea faced its worst-ever hardships and challenges last year amid the Covid-19 pandemic, economic crisis, and severe food shortage.
Last year, Kim Jong Un disappeared from public view for a long time and then reappeared after having dramatically lost weight.&nbsp;The state media had then said that people of the country were "heartbroken" to see their leader "emaciated".
In other clips in the documentary, Kim and other military officials are seen riding horses.&nbsp;One of them is reportedly Pak Jong Chon, chief of the General Staff of the Korean People's Army.
The documentary also sought to project North Korea's military prowess by showing missile launches held in 2021.&nbsp;The missile tests have drawn the ire of Western nations, especially the US, leading to punishing economic sanctions.&nbsp;Clips of tank firing drills were also included in the movie amid tension with its southern neighbour and the West.
New footage of an 80-storey skyscraper which reportedly missed its completion deadline of 2021 was also aired.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's sister, Kim Yo Jong, was seen in a public performance in Pyongyang after being away from the public eye for almost 7 weeks. A senior official of the North Korean ruling party, she has accompanied him to important to various summits, including his meeting with Donald Trump. Kim Yo Jong's appearance squashes media speculation that she was asked to lie low after the failure of the nuclear summit in Washington.  

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's sister, Kim Yo Jong, was seen in a public performance in Pyongyang after being away from the public eye for almost 7 weeks. A senior official of the North Korean ruling party, she has accompanied him to important to various summits, including his meeting with Donald Trump. Kim Yo Jong's appearance squashes media speculation that she was asked to lie low after the failure of the nuclear summit in Washington.  

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