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The Hwasong-18 is a new generation of North Korean-made intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that was unveiled during a military parade in February 2023. It was test-launched for the first time on April 14, 2023. According to information provided by South Korea's defense ministry, North Korea continues to develop its weapons systems, indicating that they still require more time and effort to fully master the technology.
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Hwasong-5 (Scud-B) short-range tactical ballistic missile
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Hwasong-6 (Scud-C) short-range tactical ballistic missile
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KN-02 short-range ground-to-ground ballistic missile
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| KN-08 No-Dong-C Hwasong-13 ICBM Intercontinental Ballistic Missile | ||
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The KN-23, first revealed during a North Korean military parade in 2018 and entering service around 2019-2020, is a short-range ballistic missile system that showcases significant advancements in the country's missile capabilities. Bearing conceptual similarities to the Russian Iskander and the South Korean Hyunmoo 2, it was developed with assistance from Russia and China. Initially, its operational status was uncertain, with the parade featuring six launcher vehicles equipped with two missiles each. The KN-23's official designation remains undisclosed, and the name KN-23 is used provisionally.
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No-Dong-A No-Dong-1 Rodong 1 tactical ballistic missile
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No-Dong-B BM-25 Musudan tactical ballistic missile
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