North Korea fires several short-range ballistic missiles simultaneously

North Korea continues to test new weapons, periodically conducting test firing. According to the South Korean Yonhap news agency, another, already the 18th since the beginning of the year, test of an unidentified munition was carried out by the North Korean military on Sunday morning.

The first information received from the Japanese coast guard was that the DPRK allegedly tested a ballistic missile by launching towards the Sea of ​​Japan. Later it became known that Pyongyang launched eight short-range ballistic missiles at once. According to the information of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of South Korea, the range of missiles was from 300 to 400 km, the maximum height - from 50 to 100 kilometers. There were no reports of any damage in connection with the launch.

According to information from South Korean intelligence, the simultaneous launch of missiles was carried out from ground installations located in different regions of the DPRK.

The South Korean army today, June 5, from 9.08 to 9.43 (5 hours difference with Moscow) recorded eight launches by North Korea of ​​short-range ballistic missiles from the Sunan airport area in Pyongyang and other places

- The report of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of South Korea said.

While the reaction of other countries to the test is restrained, Japan has traditionally protested, South Korea and the United States are studying the data. The Pentagon said Saturday that North Korean ballistic missile launches pose no immediate threat to "the United States and its allies," but confirmed that it "holds consultations" after each such launch.

Recall that the last time the DPRK conducted missile tests on May 25, launching three ballistic missiles at once, one of which is intercontinental.

Comments

[Nexcom]

Good luck to the Jucheans.

PS it is necessary to prompt them in engineering and technical terms so that they fly more reliably, further, more accurately. preferably with adaptation to the technologies and materials that they own and which are available to them without problems.

[Shurik70]

Well done Koreans.
They do not stand still, they develop.
And their sanctions are worse than ours.
Well, I am sure that it could not have done without the help of Russia.
At least in the early stages.
And then they do everything in their production. That is, they acted smarter than Russia. However, they began to put pressure on them with sanctions earlier, and they got wiser earlier.

[gansales]

Quote: Shurik70

Well done Koreans.
They do not stand still, they develop.
And their sanctions are worse than ours.
Well, I am sure that it could not have done without the help of Russia.
At least in the early stages.
And then they do everything in their production. That is, they acted smarter than Russia. However, they began to put pressure on them with sanctions earlier, and they got wiser earlier.

I agree with you! They live their own lives and defend their homeland by all means .. They will still fly into space! It is not for nothing that the United States hates and fears them so much. North Korea is an outpost of Russia, against the corrupt US satellite Japan. We also help them a little mutually beneficial, I would emphasize this !!!!! ..
The DPRK has rich deposits of rare earth metals .. etc. And the country is far from poor

[Nexcom]

On the islands that Japan is stubbornly trying to squeeze out of Russia immeasurably rare earth elements. Rhenium can generally be dug stupidly with a shovel. There are silicon "beaches".
That's why the Jappas "remembered'" these islands. Do you think they just nailed it?

[gansales]

Quote: Nexcom

On the islands that Japan is stubbornly trying to squeeze out of Russia immeasurably rare earth elements. Rhenium can generally be dug stupidly with a shovel. There are silicon "beaches".
That's why the Jappas "remembered'" these islands. Do you think they just nailed it?

Thanks for the info, I didn’t know ... Otherwise, in the 90s, I remember liberda screaming in all the media, supposedly let’s give the Japanese everything they demand, and they will give us loans and technologies .. EBN was even going to fly there to sign, but it "smart people" persuaded, or rather got drunk and it forgot about it (I read the memoirs of those close to me)
Because the rebellion would start in Russia!!!!

[Nexcom]

If they grab them, then the japps will not have problems with resources for rare earth elements for 100 years. They will also be able to export. You can't give up islands. Even if only for these reasons.

[gansales]

Quote: Nexcom

If they grab them, then the japps will not have problems with resources for rare earth elements for 100 years. They will also be able to export. You can't give up islands. Even if only for these reasons.

There it is, what Dmitry means .. And I thought that the Japanese clung to these islands and whine ..
So Stalin foresaw everything !! And he gave the order to Hokaidu not to attack! As if this is enough for us in the USSR ..

[Nexcom]

I don't know why Hokaidu wasn't attacked then. About rare earths on the islands it became known only 15-20 years ago after the geoprospecting of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Previously, it was believed that there is nothing besides rocks, and if there is, it is too expensive to develop.
I do not exclude that the Japps quietly took samples earlier and found the same as the geo-prospecting of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

[gansales]

Quote: Nexcom

I don't know why Hokaidu wasn't attacked then.

Our marines were ready and would have taken it .. But for political reasons, Stalin gave the order to stop .. And so the vast territory under our control in the world was ...! And he did the right thing..

Quote: Nexcom

About rare earths on the islands it became known only 15-20 years ago after the geoprospecting of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Previously, it was believed that there is nothing besides rocks, and if there is, it is too expensive to develop.
I do not exclude that the Japps quietly took samples earlier and found the same as the geo-prospecting of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Blimey !!! Thank you .. Now everything is clear ..
And I used to think it was a sinful thing to hold these islands, purely in terms of strategic concepts and politics .. So we will defend ourselves and Japan's mother is not a "samurai" for us, but a vassal of the United States is stupid ..

[Nexcom]

In addition to minerals, there is also a political component - look at the map. If these islands become Japanese, then access to the oceans will be closed to us. We will be completely locked up - the water area will then become Japanese. So under no sauce can not be given. On the contrary - to strengthen the defense there and develop the production of rare earth elements for the Russian aviation and electronic industries.
The same rhenium will go for refractory and hardening coatings of heat-loaded elements, for example, in engines. Yes, it is an expensive metal, but if we develop mining there - it will be cheap for us - there is a lot of it there and it’s not necessary to dig deep and separate the zilch from the earth’s rock (like in the amers - their mines are depleted) - the cost for us will be low. But it needs to be organized and invested there. Which is not real right now. I think that at this stage, for the time being, it is necessary to prevent the japps from grabbing these deposits and not to let our water area near the islands turn into Japanese.

[gansales]

Quote: Nexcom

If these islands become Japanese, then access to the oceans will be closed to us. We will be completely locked up - the water area will then become Japanese. So under no sauce can not be given. On the contrary - to strengthen the defense there and develop the production of rare earth elements for the Russian aviation and electronic industries.

All right..! We seem to have found something similar in the Urals ..
We need to keep the defense!
Thanks for the clarification, once again .. That means what's the matter when a Japanese mother from the United States begins to howl about the Kuriles, etc.
Youth read and remember!!!!! And then you are brainwashed in classmates, etc.

[Nexcom]

Did you seriously think that the japps suddenly needed these rocky-volcanic islands only from patriotic hoteliers? Here there is nothing there - only rocks, and suddenly jappam jumped. Of course not. They need resources. And the political component. If they get them, they will have SUCH an advantage - they will solve two most serious tasks for themselves. The United States also needs rhenium - their mines have worked out, that's all, finish. China breaks the price for rare-earth metals and twists its arms - it has almost become a monopolist. Here the Americans and dzhappas are trying to solve this issue. So far, constant cries and protests, but how to proceed - the devil knows ... They may try to squeeze it out by force. So you have to be ready to give them raking little hands. They want to "expropriate" Russia for a long time - it's supposedly fat for Russia to have so many resources and territories.

[Corrosion inhibitor]

"Young" Leninists are again annealing to the fullest! Well done guys - keep it up!

[Or me]

Pyongyang launched eight short-range ballistic missiles at once. According to the information of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of South Korea, the range of missiles was from 300 to 400 km, the maximum height - from 50 to 100 kilometers.

comrade Eun is consistent. That is why they are afraid of him in the omerige.

[Nexcom]

The First Promising Comrade Eun, Generalissimo and Hope of the entire Korean People has already shown that North Korea does not intend to surrender, they will butt heads to the last. There will be no plum. In this they are consistent.

[rotmistr60]

North Korea continues to test new weapons

As they say, "Strike while the iron is hot." The DPRK has only hope for itself and its armed forces (not counting China's help). If there were no missiles, then the Americans and the Japanese would already be chewing the country. Even Trump, with his show-offs, got burned on Kim Jong-un. That's why a sedative is heard from the United States

The Pentagon said that North Korean ballistic missile launches do not pose an immediate threat to "the United States and its allies,"

[Nexcom]

What else remains to say amers? Well, they won’t begin to declare that everything is kapets if something is us and Sev. Korea will get? They will create an image of cave technology and aggressive Juche people. The Americans are adept at lying.

[Maximus196723]

North Korea has become a serious adversary of America, Russia needs such an ally.

[Romario_Argo]

so let's give the Koreans our decommissioned Topol ICBMs, at least 50
The United States delivered MLRS to Ukraine
let the Americans then scratch their turnips

[VitaminBF3mg]

Not to say that S. Korea is a serious opponent, but they will break their teeth

[Il'nur]

North Korea continues testing

thereby strengthening our rear, so that some Japanese with amers do not plan any provocations ...

[riwas]

North Korea fires several short-range ballistic missiles simultaneously

This solves two problems. One is to raise morale within the country, the other is to remind everyone that the DPRK must be reckoned with.

[Kesha1980]

SEOUL, June 5 - RIA Novosti. Eight short-range ballistic missiles fired by the DPRK on Sunday morning flew from 110 to 670 kilometers with a maximum altitude of 25 to 90 kilometers at a speed of about Mach 3-6, the Joint Chiefs of Staff of South Korea said.

[Fisherman]

8 at once? This is great! Not every country can afford such launches! As soon as the Yankees give the dill long-range missiles, immediately supply the Koreans with ICBMs, which will be disposed of anyway because of the new Sarmat. And the Koreans are pleased, and the Americans are a lesson for life. And if there is also an accidental launch in Miami - it’s generally lovely, we are innocent - this is all Juche!

[Wbond]

... the boys are training)!

[Bayun]

Hire 1 million North Koreans to liberate the country-U - and that's it.

In 1918, 100 Chinese detachments passed through Russia in a "triumphal procession of Soviet power." Why not repeat the successful experience in the West today?