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woah
muhammed45
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I have no doubt Russians have greatly helped them to have this brand new ICBM. They can target NY with solid fuel ICBM.
USA is too much Busy with its Jewish lapdog, China and Russia will give them a bloody nose by supplying NK with long range nuclear capable ICBMs.
Immortals
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The entire long range NK missile program is Russian ToT.
People forget that NK long range program was basically Taepodong-2, a liquid missile that never successfully was able to pass trials.
Then suddenly out of nowhere they mastered liquid and solid fuel Russian engines that were multiple generations nore advanced than their current engines and they did it in less than 10 years.
No way a hermit kingdom that struggled that much in its BM program with a tiny military budget could have done that without major Russian ToT.
After the signing of the strategic alliance defense agreement, I even suspect that Russia is simple delivering the engines and NK assembles them into its missiles. I dont think NK has not actually learned to build them (ICBM engines). Unlike Iran, NK doesn’t need thousands of missiles, it only needs less than 100 nuclear equipped missiles to maintain strategic deterrence.
Persian Gulf
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have you seen the factory photos? they are producing MRBM/ICBM class missiles in huge numbers
Immortals
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It’s a bit of image trickery. Same way you see the “mass production” factory videos of Kowsar airframes which makes it look like Iran is producing 6-12 airframes at any given time.
Yet how many Kowsar do we have? How many variations of F-5 have we produced since 2010?
ICBMs like the H-19 are very expensive even for NK, especially when news came out one of their SRBM that was recovered in Ukraine, was chock full of foreign/US parts. Which means they are relying heavily on off the shelf and foreign components and not doing it in house. Which also means they need foreign currency to buy such parts —something North Korea has a shortage of.
Never forget that North Korea was the same country that bartered for rice and gasoline in its nuclear negotiations with the West in 2000’s. But yet I am supposed to believe a country with no major industrial exports, energy, or minerals has the money to afford all these different weapons programs from tanks to Iskander clones to HGVs to ICBMs.
muhammed45
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The new missile absolutely is a Russian ToT. Its launchpad, its shape, its diameter resembles Russian Topol-M
Hwasong-19 and Topol-M respectively
Imagine if it was Yars type ICBM, it will be able to carry multiple nuclear warheads towards Washington and New York undetectedly. Lmao, USA is fked big time.
@Persian Gulf Russia gave them a taste of ToT of its latest generation of ICBMs for NK providing Russia with manpower in Ukraine.
NK has not only sacrificed its national interests for Russia but also they have entered a path that there is no way back from that.
This is an open strategic alliance, if Russia is at war, NK will be automatically dragged into it. This type of alliance is not favored by Iran. We have our own agenda, we do not want to fight someone else's war. But we will help Russia covertly. That is the difference between friendship based on overlap of interests and strategic military alliance.
Lulldapull
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Fat Kim in his military parade had the Mohajir-6 and few different types of Shahid drones going past the podium.
Somebody here put the video still. We all saw it. Iran is providing drones to the DPRK.
Somebody here put the video still. We all saw it. Iran is providing drones to the DPRK.
It's a mistake to discount NK's indigenous capacities. Unlikely Russia needed to help them as much as people think.
muhammed45
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Russia has their manpower, they have Russia's technology. It is in benefit of Russia, instead of losing too many men in war, they can have a partner in battlefield. NK soldiers are undistputed warriors.
More than that, by supplying NK with heavy ICBMs, they can check US from the other side. NK is not afraid of striking US with nuclear bombs.
Nuffle
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How much does each of these 80 warheads weigh?
tsunset
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Maybe 20-80kg, only speculation
UKBengali
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If Iran uses this kind of missile, then the entity is going to get a massive spanking.
