Images obtained by Yonhap News Agency show what North Korea claimed was a ballistic missile being launched from underwater near Sinpo, on the northeast coast of North Korean. Experts believe the claim they were launched from a submarine may be suspect. Photograph: KCNA/EPA
Time: North Korea Submarine Missile Footage Isn’t Real, U.S. Admiral Says
Top military official credits "clever video editors"
Photos showing a North Korean missile launched from a submarine were manipulated by state propagandists, a top U.S. military official said on Tuesday.
North Korea, heavily sanctioned by the United States and United Nations for its missile and nuclear tests, said on May 9 it had successfully conducted an underwater test-fire of a submarine-launched ballistic missile. If true, it would indicate progress in its pursuit of building missile-equipped submarines.
WNU Editor: This U.S. admiral assessment is probably the right one .... N. Korea years away from submarine missiles, U.S. says (CBS)
More News On The Claim That The Recent North Korea Submarine Missile Video Is A Fake
North Korea submarine missile launch photos may be fake, say experts -- The Guardian
North Korea modified submarine missile launch photos, says US official -- Reuters
Sub-terfuge! US military says North Korean photographs showing missile launch from a submarine were FAKED as secretive state once again claims to have produced miniaturised nuclear weapons -- Daily Mail
North Korea Submarine Missile Footage Isn't Real, U.S. Admiral Says -- NBC
North Korea 'photoshopped Kim Jong-un submarine missile pictures' -- The Telegraph
U.S. official: North Korea modified submarine missile launch photos -- Asahi Shimbun
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