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North Korea flexes nuclear-capable rocket launcher

North Korea unveils nuclear-capable rocket launcher as Pyongyang ramps up arsenal

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the formal unveiling of a huge multiple rocket launcher that can fire nuclear warheads, state media said Thursday.

Manila Standard · 5h

North Korea unveils new nuke rocket launcher

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North Korea unveils nuclear-capable rocket launchers

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North Korea’s Kim Jong Un says new military goals to be set at party congress

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said new military and construction goals will be set during an upcoming key party congress, state media KCNA said on Feb 19.

France 24 · 7h

North Korea flexes nuclear-capable rocket launcher ahead of key congress

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N. Korea hails S. Korea's vow to prevent drone incursions

Naharnet

NKorea unveils huge new nuclear-capable rocket launcher

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the formal unveiling of a huge multiple rocket launcher that can fire nuclear warheads at the South, state media said Thursday. At a ceremony Wednesday, Kim gave a speech touting the new 600mm

Yahoo

Using a Rocket Launcher Goes Wrong in Exclusive Get Fast Clip

ComingSoon is debuting an exclusive Get Fast clip, previewing the upcoming action movie starring James C. Clayton, Lou Diamond Phillips, and more. The clip sees The Thief (Clayton) getting into a fight while his partner gets into a fight with someone else ...

Hackaday

Building A Nerf-like Rocket Launcher With Airburst Capability

Nerf blasters typically fire small foam darts or little foam balls. [Michael Pick] wanted to build something altogether more devastating. To that end, he created a rocket launcher with an advanced air burst capability, intended to take out enemies behind cover

RTHK News

DPRK unveils new nuclear-capable rocket launcher

At a ceremony on Wednesday, Kim gave a speech touting the new 600-mm multiple launch rocket system as unique in the world and said it is "appropriate for a special attack, that is, for accomplishing a strategic mission," the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported, using a common euphemism for nuclear use.