The focus is on the appearance of military parades or ICBM-class missiles in the 75th anniversary of the founding of the North Korean Party October 10, 6:19

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North Korea is expected to hold a military parade on the 10th, 75 years after the founding of the Workers' Party of Korea.

With no progress in talks with the United States over denuclearization, the focus is on the introduction of ICBM = intercontinental ballistic missile-class missiles that claim to be within range of the United States.

In North Korea, the 10th is the 75th anniversary of the Workers' Party of Korea, and the state media has announced that it will celebrate it grandly.



In this regard, South Korea's defense minister said yesterday that "it appears to be preparing various events, including a military parade," and an American research group analyzing North Korea's developments last month. , He said that he was preparing for a military parade from the analysis of satellite images.



It will be the first time since September that North Korea will hold a military parade.



North Korea has introduced various ICBM = intercontinental ballistic missile-class missiles, such as the "Hwasong-15", which claims to be able to attack the entire continental United States in military parades.



Regarding US-North Korea relations, the United States has continued to impose economic sanctions on the grounds that no concrete progress has been made in denuclearization, and North Korea has opposed this, and talks between the US and North Korea have been stalled.



Under these circumstances, the focus is on whether North Korea will hold a military parade and introduce ICBM-class missiles to restrain the United States.



In addition to economic sanctions, North Korea has been hit hard by the blockade of borders due to measures against the infection of the new coronavirus and the flood damage caused by typhoons. It seems to be a unity.

North Korea recent military parade

North Korea has been promoting the progress of development by introducing ICBM = intercontinental ballistic missile-class missiles in military parades.



In February, the ICBM-class "Hwasong-15" was introduced at a military parade that coincided with the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Korean People's Army.



With the introduction of the "Hwasong-15," which claims to be able to attack the entire continental United States, we have clarified our stance on developing nuclear weapons and missiles.



However, at the 70th anniversary military parade held in September, ICBM-class missiles, including the "Hwasong-15", did not appear.



Three months ago, at the first-ever US-North Korea summit meeting held in Singapore, an agreement was reached with the United States on denuclearization, so it seems that the content was restrained so as not to stimulate the United States.



If North Korea holds a military parade to coincide with the 75th anniversary of the Workers' Party of Korea, it will be the first time in about two years since September.



There has been no concrete progress in the US-North Korea talks on denuclearization, and the focus will be on the emergence of ICBM-class missiles as North Korea opposes the United States, which continues to sanction.

What is the North Korean ICBM?

North Korea is developing ICBM = intercontinental ballistic missiles that reach the continental United States, and in 2017 both launched two ICBM-class "Hwasong-14" and one "Hwasong-15".



Both are launched in a "lofted orbit" that launches at an angle higher than usual, of which the US Department of Defense has analyzed that "Mars 14" is capable of flying over 5,500 kilometers.

In addition, North Korea claims that the "Hwasong-15" is a "new ICBM that can attack the entire continental United States," and the Korean Ministry of Defense has a range of up to 13,000 kilometers to Washington, the capital of the United States. He analyzed that it was reachable, but said that further technical verification such as re-entry into the atmosphere was necessary.



After that, North Korea announced that it would stop the ICBM launch test in April ahead of the first US-North Korea summit meeting, but when negotiations with the Trump administration got stuck, in December last year, northwestern Tonchanri (Higashikura-ri) ) Announced that it had "conducted a serious experiment" at the "Sohae (West Sea) Satellite Launching Station".



And at the party's Central Committee meeting at the end of the year, Kim Jong-un, the chairman of the Workers' Party of Korea, suggested that the ICBM launch test could be canceled, saying, "We will soon witness new strategic weapons." He strongly restrained the Trump administration.

What is North Korea's SLBM = submarine-launched ballistic missile?

North Korea is said to have improved and developed the former Soviet SLBM = submarine-launched ballistic missile obtained in the early 1990s.



North Korea has named the SLBM it is developing "Pole Star" and announced for the first time in 2015 that it had succeeded in launching it from underwater.



In 2016, it launched in a row in April, July, and August, of which the August launch reached a flight distance of approximately 500 kilometers.



Then, in October last year, it launched SLBM off the coast of Wonsan in the east, and North Korea announced that it had succeeded in launching the "Pole Star Type 3".



The flight distance at this time was about 450 km, but it was launched in a "lofted orbit" that launched at an angle higher than usual, and the Ministry of Defense analyzed that the range was about 2000 km when launched at a normal angle. I am.



In addition, North Korea appears to be building a submarine capable of launching SLBMs.



In July last year, state media reported that Kim Jong-un, the chairman of the Workers' Party of Korea, inspected a newly built submarine on a mission in the Sea of ​​Japan, and the South Korean military said that the submarine could carry three SLBMs. Was shown.