North Korea has developed technology for multi-variant missile flight trajectories
Kim Yo Jong said other countries will not be able to achieve similar capabilities in the coming years
Quick Look
- North Korea has introduced technology that allows missiles to change their flight path in four ways depending on the target.
- Kim Yo Jong argues that other countries will not be able to repeat this achievement in the coming years.
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Why It Matters
North Korea regularly reports on the development of its missile programs. Statements are published through the state agency KCNA.
North Korea has developed technology that allows missiles to have at least four flight paths, and believes that other countries will not be able to obtain similar capabilities for several years, Kim Yo Jong, department head of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, said in a statement published by KCNA.
“Representatives of the Main Directorate of Rocket Science reported to the head of state that thanks to the recently introduced technology, it is possible to set at least four flight path options depending on the target and target,” the statement said.
According to Kim Yo Jong, the head of state expressed confidence that “at least for several years, no country in the world will be able to possess such technology.”
Open Questions
- What are the technical characteristics of the new technology?
- What types of missiles are equipped with this system?
