Visual Evidence From North Korean Parade Shows Expanding Arsenal

The video discusses North Korea's military parade showcasing new missile technology, including the world's largest mobile intercontinental ballistic missile and a new submarine-launched ballistic missile. Analysts express concerns over the missiles' capabilities, such as MIRV technology, which could overwhelm US defenses. Kim Jong-un's speech during the parade denies COVID-19 cases in North Korea and signals continued arsenal development. The video also questions the effectiveness of international sanctions, suggesting North Korea may be producing missile transport tractors indigenously. The implications for US defense strategies are still under analysis.

What is the significance of the new missile showcased in North Korea's parade?

• It is designed for peaceful space exploration.

• It is a replica of an old Soviet missile.

• It is the world's smallest intercontinental ballistic missile.

• It has a MIRV capability, posing challenges to US defenses.

What is a notable feature of the new submarine-launched ballistic missile?

• It might be used on land for quicker deployment.

• It is designed for underwater mining.

• It is smaller than its predecessor.

• It has been tested multiple times.

What did Kim Jong-un claim about North Korea's coronavirus status during the parade?

• North Korea has no coronavirus cases.

• North Korea is leading in vaccine development.

• North Korea has the highest number of cases in Asia.

• North Korea is collaborating with the US on health measures.

What does the parade suggest about the origin of the missile transport tractors?

• They are leased from European countries.

• They are imported from Japan.

• They are borrowed from South Korea.

• They are made indigenously in North Korea.

What question does the parade raise regarding international sanctions?

• Are sanctions leading to North Korea's economic growth?

• Are sanctions effective in limiting North Korea's military capabilities?

• Are sanctions improving North Korea's diplomatic relations?

• Are sanctions causing North Korea to increase its exports?