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Advances in North Korea’s missile program and what comes next
/ Hanham, Melissa; Seiyeon, Ji
Hanham, Melissa
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North Korea in July test-launched two intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) capable of reaching the U.S. mainland. Such long-range capability, coupled with nuclear warhead advances, has been considered a U.S. redline that could draw a U.S. military response.
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United States
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North Korea
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Missile Program
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Nuclear Warhead
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ICBMs
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Military Response
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089305
Multipurpose missile program accelerates
/ Kenyon, Henry S
Kenyon, Henry S
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2009.
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Weapon
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Missile Program
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Airborne Platform
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118988
Pre-emptive strike against Iran: prelude to an avoidable disaster?
/ Rieger, Rene; Schiller, Markus
Rieger, Rene
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2012.
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Nuclear Weapons
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Iran
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Missile Program
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Iranian Nuclear Crisis
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Avoidable Disaster
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Ideological Antagonism
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Scope of Foreign Assistance to North Korea’s Missile Program
/ Schiller, Markus
Schiller, Markus
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There is evidence that North Korea’s ballistic missile program benefited from support from the Soviet Union until its collapse and from Russia thereafter. Along with transfers of missile systems and rocket components, it appears that Russian engineers directly supported the program in North Korea. Analysis of missile launches, imagery, design solutions, and technology suggest that Pyongyang’s recent missile program may have continued to have external support despite a pause in the 2000s. This assistance may have enabled the progress in North Korea’s missile program leading to tests of an intercontinental range ballistic missile in 2017.
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North Korea
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Foreign Assistance
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Missile Program
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