North Korea’s first solid fuel missile, Difficult to catch on radar due to launching speed, dictator saw test with wife and daughter

North Korea has tested its most powerful missile ever. The successful test of an intercontinental missile with solid fuel is being described as miraculous in the state media there.

The impact of missile testing can be gauged from the fact that during its testing, people were evacuated from the northern region of Japan. At the same time, schools were started late in Hokkaido, Japan, the timings of some trains were also changed.

New missile Hwasong-18 will be expert in fast attack
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un was present with his daughter, wife during this missile test. North Korea has named its most powerful missile till date as Hwasong-18. It flew up to 1000 kilometers during testing. Solid fuel was used instead of liquid fuel in the missile. According to Aljazeera’s report, missiles running on solid fuel are more secure. These can be deployed rapidly.

Actually, liquid fuel missiles have to be refueled just before launch, which takes many hours. At the same time, missiles with solid fuel can be fired rapidly, which makes it difficult to intercept them. After the successful test of the missile, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un said that it would instill fear in our enemies. This missile testing has been done by the dictator of North Korea two days before the birthday of his grandfather Kim Il Sung.

Japan, South Korea and America called the missile test provocative
North Korea has tested 27 missiles so far this year. On which South Korea, Japan and America have been continuously expressing objection. On Thursday, once again the three countries have termed North Korea’s missile test as a provocative act.

Japan’s Foreign Minister said that such activities are constantly posing a threat to his country. At the same time, the spokesperson of the National Security Council of America said that these actions of North Korea are unnecessarily increasing the tension in the area.