North Korea conducted exercises with a simulated nuclear strike
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North Korea continues to keep South Korea, Japan and their Western allies in a state of alarm.
According to the DPRK state news agency KCNA, the North Korean military conducted exercises on March 18-19, which is already a wake-up call for opponents. However, Pyongyang conducted not just exercises, but an imitation of a nuclear strike. There was a successful controlled detonation of a mock "nuclear" test warhead, according to the KCNA report.
A launch exercise was conducted that simulated a nuclear attack on the enemy's main target.
- notes the North Korean agency.
According to the agency, the test ballistic missile successfully hit a target in the Sea of Japan, located at a distance of 800 kilometers from the launch site. More precisely, the dummy warhead was detonated at an altitude of 0,8 km above the intended target.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un praised the exercises and noted that such activities increase the effectiveness of the military in real combat conditions with the possible use of nuclear weapons. weapons.
Tokyo stated that the rocket had not crossed the exclusive economic zone of Japan, but a protest was announced to Pyongyang through the embassy in Beijing (there are no diplomatic relations between Tokyo and Pyongyang). North Korea has already conducted nine missile launches this year.
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