News India Live, Digital Desk: North Korea has conducted the first test of missiles from a recently launched destroyer vessel with the aim of increasing its naval strength. Dictator Kim Jong Un was also present during this important test. Kim also instructed to rapidly increase his navy’s nuclear attack capacity on the occasion.
Launched powerful warship of 5,000 tonnes North Korea unveiled a warship of 5,000 tonnes last week, equipped with the latest and powerful weapons. According to Kim Jong Un, this vessel is an important step towards increasing the operational boundary and firepower of forces equipped with nuclear weapons of North Korea.
North Korea’s official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported that Kim Jong Un saw a vessel successful tests of supersonic missiles, strategic cruise missiles, anti-aircraft missiles, automated cannons and electronic jamming systems.
Emphasis on increasing the nuclear capacity of the Navy Kim praised the powerful aggressive and defensive capabilities of the destroyer vessel and directed to expedite the process of equipping the Navy with nuclear weapons. He said that this vessel would be officially deployed in early 2026. After this, the next major step of North Korea will have to be achieved by nuclear -powered submarines.
Kim Jong -Un also emphasized on strengthening North Korea’s defense capacity, so that the US and its allies could face the growing military enmity.
Increase in military cooperation with Russia North Korea is continuously expanding its military capabilities and increasing military cooperation with Russia. North Korea has officially admitted for the first time that it has sent its fighter soldiers to support Russia against Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin thanked North Korea for this help and said that Russia would remember the sacrifice of North Korean soldiers.
The US, South Korea and its allies are worried that North Korea is providing a large amount of traditional weapons to Russia. They suspect that Russia may also provide state-of-the-art weapons and military-economic assistance to North Korea, which may lead to a huge increase in North Korea’s nuclear capacity.
