Hyeonmu-5, which was first unveiled at the 76th anniversary of the Armed Forces Day celebration held at Seoul Airport on the 1st, is called the "Monster Missile" because of its powerful destructive power.
The Hyunmoo-5 launch vehicle, which appeared at the ceremony, also showed a side maneuver ability to move diagonally by turning only the tires with the driver's seat facing the front.An official from
said, "The prefectural government is capable of ultra-precise, ultra-high-power strikes on all regions of North Korea."
Hyeonmu is a missile name developed by our military.
Hyunmu-5's warhead, which will debut this time, weighs 8 tons, the highest in the world.
Hyunmoo-5 is a missile that destroys an underground bunker where the North Korean command is hiding, and is a means of mass retaliation (KMPR), one of the "Korean-style three-axis systems."
The military's disclosure of Hyunmoo-5 is interpreted as sending a warning message against North Korea's complex provocations, such as spraying trash balloons and launching ballistic missiles against the South.
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Caption editing: Jeong Eui-jin
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The Hyunmoo-5 launch vehicle, which appeared at the ceremony, also showed a side maneuver ability to move diagonally by turning only the tires with the driver's seat facing the front.An official from
said, "The prefectural government is capable of ultra-precise, ultra-high-power strikes on all regions of North Korea."
Hyeonmu is a missile name developed by our military.
Hyunmu-5's warhead, which will debut this time, weighs 8 tons, the highest in the world.
Hyunmoo-5 is a missile that destroys an underground bunker where the North Korean command is hiding, and is a means of mass retaliation (KMPR), one of the "Korean-style three-axis systems."
The military's disclosure of Hyunmoo-5 is interpreted as sending a warning message against North Korea's complex provocations, such as spraying trash balloons and launching ballistic missiles against the South.
AI Anchor: Y-GO
Caption editing: Jeong Eui-jin
[Copyright holder (c) YTN Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution and use of AI data prohibited]
