North Korea may have sent ballistic and anti-tank missiles to Russia
North Korea may have provided Russia with short-range ballistic missiles (SRBM) and anti-tank missiles for use in Ukraine, a senior South Korean military official said Thursday.
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North Korea may have provided Russia with short-range ballistic missiles (SRBM) and anti-tank missiles for use in Ukraine, a senior South Korean military official said Thursday.
The Defense Technology Institute (DTI), a research agency under the Ministry of Defense of Thailand, has signed an agreement with an Israeli defense company to produce the “SPIKE” guided missile system in Southeast Asia.
Recently, Iran announced that it has successfully developed the technology to develop supersonic cruise missiles, a capability that is expected to further increase Western concerns about Tehran’s missile capabilities.
Russia announced on Sunday its newest nuclear-armed submarine, “Imperator Aleksandr III” (K-554) has successfully test-launched a Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile (SLBM) “Bulava.”
If North Korea launches a nuclear intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) “Hwasong-15” towards the United States, the ballistic missile from Pyongyang would take only 33 minutes before it strikes the world’s major power.
A few days ago, Pakistan conducted a test launch of the medium-range ballistic missile “Ghauri,” which has the capability to hit targets up to 1,500km away.
Iran has announced that it has successfully equipped a powerful jet-powered interceptor drone called “Karrar” with a locally-made air-to-air guided missiles, making it another asset in the country’s air defense.
In April, Iranian media reported the success of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in testing their latest anti-tank guided missile (ATGM) called “Sadid 365.”
Germany has decided not to supply the “Taurus” cruise missiles to Ukraine due to concerns that the delivery of these highly sought-after guided missiles to Kiev could escalate the conflict between Ukraine and Russia further.
Yesterday, President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia had successfully tested the “Burevestnik” cruise missile, which the country characterized as one of its “super weapons” under development since 2018.