North Korea's Hwasong-19 ICBM Launch Raises Global Concerns

Despite North Korea's claims of military advancement, experts question the practicality of its latest missile due to its oversized design.

• North Korea has test-launched the Hwasong-19, claiming it as 'the world's strongest missile,' despite skepticism from analysts.
• Experts argue the missile's large size makes it impractical for wartime use, increasing its vulnerability to preemptive strikes.
• The Hwasong-19 uses solid fuel for improved maneuverability but still faces technological hurdles, including reentry capability and guidance systems.
• The missile launch drew condemnation from the U.S., South Korea, and Japan, who view it as a violation of UN resolutions.
• Amid rising tensions, South Korea imposed new sanctions on North Korean entities, while North Korea's ties with Russia continue to deepen.

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