North Korea resumes submarine-launched cruise missile tests after 3-year gap
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North Korea's KCNA reported a submarine-launched missile test, which if confirmed would mark a significant advance in its nuclear deterrence. This development is likely to accelerate South Korea's own nuclear-powered attack submarine program, escalating regional naval competition.
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North Korea has resumed submarine-launched cruise missile (SLCM) tests after a three-year hiatus, reportedly from the 'Hero Kim Kun Ok' submarine, with claims of strategic and nuclear-capable systems. This development, partially confirmed by external sources, signals an advancement in North Korea's naval deterrence and undersea strike capabilities. The exact operational readiness and specific missile types remain uncertain.
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