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North Korea’s Kim Jong Un says new destroyer will be part of nuclear response system
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North Korea’s Kim Jong Un says new destroyer will be part of nuclear response system

North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, announced during a commissioning ceremony in Wonsan that the new 5,000-ton-class destroyer 'Kang Kon' will be integrated into the country's nuclear response system. The ship, which is part of a new class of destroyers, follows the earlier commissioning of the 'Choe Hyon' on the west coast. Kim emphasized the advancement of North Korea's naval nuclear capabilities and stated that the country plans further military expansion, including new naval bases and units, within eight months. The exact weapons systems aboard the Kang Kon were not specified, though it is reported to have similar capabilities to the Choe Hyon, which can reportedly carry nuclear-capable missiles.

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North Korea’s Kim Jong Un says new destroyer will be part of nuclear response system

North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, announced during a commissioning ceremony in Wonsan that the new 5,000-ton-class destroyer 'Kang Kon' will be integrated into the country's nuclear response system. The ship, which is part of a new class of destroyers, follows the earlier commissioning of the 'Choe Hyon' on the west coast. Kim emphasized the advancement of North Korea's naval nuclear capabilities and stated that the country plans further military expansion, including new naval bases and units, within eight months. The exact weapons systems aboard the Kang Kon were not specified, though it is reported to have similar capabilities to the Choe Hyon, which can reportedly carry nuclear-capable missiles.

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