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More dangerous than intercontinental ballistic missiles like the one north korea launched back in march, submarine can sneak up to enemy shores whether it be south korea or japan where u.s. has a major military presence and fire this missile and travels at very low altitude. this particular missile never reaching an altitude higher than 40 miles and yet it traveled almost 400 miles. that means it could literally fly in under the radar and be all but impossible for existing weapons systems to sho...

From an underwater platform. this time around, we havent gotten any official confirmation. that usually comes about 24 hours after the rest of the world finds out about the launch. but south korea believes it was at least one missile. japan is saying two ballistic missiles. if they were fired from north koreas submarines, theyre antiquated, theyre loud, pretty easy to detect, not like the united states or the uk fleet or perhaps in the coming years the australian nuclear submarines that theyll g...

Show, you know, ballistic missile coming out of the water and then they show this submarine. the significance is that if north korea now has the capability to launch a ballistic missile from a submarine, even though their submarines are not like the u.s. or the uk or what australias nuclear submarines will be down the road or even china, they are old, clunky, noisy, pretty easy to detect but it gives north korea potentially the capability to sneak up on enemy shores and launch a ballistic missil...

Launch test. that is in line with what were hearing on the ground here in that north korea wants to have a very, very strong show of force today. this is a major anniversary for them, the anniversary of workers party foundation 70 years ago so this under water launch would be similar to propaganda photos in may shows kim jong un showing a missile coming from under water. there was no data from an actual launch from the photos scene. it was believed that was just a test of the ejection system. th...