North Korea fires new missile to 2,000 km altitude/ Gabriel Dominguez
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IHS Jane's Defence Weekly: Vol.54 Issue 21, 24 May 2017, p.8 (122)Summary: North Korea's ongoing testing of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles highlights the Kim regime's intent on proving that it is fast developing the capability required to strike the US mainland with nuclear weapons.
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North Korea's ongoing testing of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles highlights the Kim regime's intent on proving that it is fast developing the capability required to strike the US mainland with nuclear weapons.
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