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South Korea plans underwater test of a home-grown submarine-launched ballistic missile
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[quote:Anon Braveheart:MV80NjcyMDkyXzc2NTEyOUIy] "Related agencies wrapped up ejection tests of the missile on the ground last year. They are to move on to the next stage of conducting underwater test launches," a military source said. It is yet to be decided exactly when and on which platform to carry out the tests, he added. It could either be a submersible test barge or a submarine. The defense ministry refused to confirm those counts, and simply said, "Our military has secured advanced high-power assets, such as missiles, to support peace on the Korean Peninsula, and will continue to develop them." https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/nation/2021/01/205_302435.html [/quote]
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"Related agencies wrapped up ejection tests of the missile on the ground last year. They are to move on to the next stage of conducting underwater test launches," a military source said.
It is yet to be decided exactly when and on which platform to carry out the tests, he added. It could either be a submersible test barge or a submarine.
The defense ministry refused to confirm those counts, and simply said, "Our military has secured advanced high-power assets, such as missiles, to support peace on the Korean Peninsula, and will continue to develop them."
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