North Korea has tested more powerful missiles

International Desk: North Korea has tested a new solid fuel missile with a hypersonic warhead. The country has said it is continuing efforts to develop more powerful, harder-to-detect weapons. North Korea has claimed that this missile will not cause danger to any country in East Asia. North Korea launched a spy satellite into space last November. Since then, tensions in the region have risen sharply. The country's state news agency KCNA reported that North Korea had successfully tested an intermediate range solid fuel ballistic missile.

North Korea has developed a new high-powered missile engine. His test is done. KNCA said that the security of any neighboring country will not be disturbed. It has nothing to do with the regional situation. This test was conducted on Sunday afternoon. It was accompanied by a hypersonic maneuverable controlled warhead.

Seoul's Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a statement that the missile landed in the East Sea, 1,000 kilometers away. Experts in Seoul, Washington and Tokyo are now looking into the whole matter. Pyongyang said in November it would test a new solid fuel engine ballistic missile.

In mid-December, North Korea test-fired a Hasong-18 missile. Then this missile was tested. This solid fuel intercontinental ballistic missile is North Korea's most advanced missile. It could hit the US. In November, North Korea launched a spy satellite into space.

It was then that they announced that the number of nuclear weapons would be greatly increased. There was a lot of tension in that area. Experts then said that South Korea's election would be held in April and the US presidential election in November. North Korea will test ballistic missiles before two elections.