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North Korea also unveiled a new submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) equipped with six launch tubes developed last year (six extensions) at a ferry ceremony commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Labor Party's founding on the 10th.
On the fuselage of the new SLBM that appeared on North Korean Central TV, a letter presumed to be'North Pole-4A' was stamped.
It is estimated that the diameter is slightly larger than that of the first SLBM, the North Star-1 type, or the North Star-3 type launched last year, and it appears to be mounted on a 3,000 ton class submarine or a 4,000 to 5,000 ton class submarine estimated to be under construction by North Korea.
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On the 10th, North Korea was the Hwaseong-12 type, an IRBM (medium and long-range ballistic missile) that appeared at the labor party's 75th anniversary ceremony.
The appearance of Ate Kims in the labor newspaper.
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The appearance of a new 150mm self-propelled gun that appeared at the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Labor Party, recorded and broadcasted by North Korean Chosun Central TV on the 10th.
In appearance, it is reminiscent of the K-9 self-propelled gun on the south side.
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On the 10th, North Korea unveiled a'super-large-sized firearm' equipped with six (six extensions) launch tubes developed last year at a fever ceremony commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Labor Party's founding.
North Korea released some of the photos during the test firing of a super-sized firearm under the observation of Chairman Kim Jong-un last year, but this is the first time that a clear real object has been disclosed from various angles.
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A small armored vehicle unit equipped with a helicopter interceptor missile is marching at a parade ceremony in commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the North Korean Labor Party, which was published in the Nodong Shinmun on the 10th.
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On the 10th, North Korea unveiled the'North Korean version of Iskander' KN-23 ballistic missile, one of the four new short-range sets introduced last year at a parade ceremony celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Labor Party's founding.
The appearance of Ate Kims in the labor newspaper.
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North Korean version of the land-sharing missile'KN-06' (Lightning No. 5), called the North Korean version of the Patriot, appeared at a ceremony commemorating the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Labor Party, recorded and broadcasted by North Korean Chosun Central TV on the 10th.
Experts estimated that the mobile launch vehicle (TEL) of the KN-06 was improved than before.
(SBS Department of New Media/Photo = Chosun Central TV screen capture, Labor newspaper website capture, Yonhap News)