North Korea Releases Video Of 'New' And 'Destabilising' Cruise Missile -- The Telegraph
Recently released propaganda film offers brief glimpse of what experts believe is either a Russian-made Kh-35 anti-shipping missile or a North Korean version of the weapon being fired from a ship
North Korea appears to have deployed cruise missiles on at least one of its warships, a development that analysts suggest is "new and potentially destabilising".
A recently released propaganda film that depicts artillery barrages, advancing tanks and modern attack aircraft also offers a brief glimpse of what experts at the US-Korea Institute at Johns Hopkins University believe is either a Russian-made Kh-35 anti-shipping missile or a North Korean version of the weapon being fired from a ship.
There have been no previous indications that North Korea was able to deploy such a potent weapon, which can be launched from ships, helicopters or coastal defence batteries.
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