The Academy of National Defense Science of the Democratic People's
Republic of Korea test-fired newly-developed new-type tactical guided missiles on March 25.
The test of the weapon was guided by Ri Pyong
Chol, Member of the Presidium of the Political Bureau of the Central
Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea and Secretary of the Party Central
Committee, officials of the Department of Munitions Industry of
the Party Central Committee and leading
officials in the field of research into national defense science.
The newly-developed new-type tactical guided missiles are a weapon
system which improved the weight of its warhead to 2.5 tons while using the core technology of the already-developed one.
The test-fired two new-type tactical guided missiles correctly hit the
target set in the 600-kilometre waters on the East Sea of Korea.
Right after the test-firing, the Academy of National Defense Science
announced: This test-firing was quite successful just as we confidently
predicted. Through several times' static firing test of motor and
test-firing, we have
confirmed the reliability of the improved solid-fuel motor and also
reconfirmed the irregular orbit characteristics of the low-altitude
gliding and skipping flight mode which has already been applied to other
guided missiles.
Ri Pyong Chol said: The test of the weapon we
made today is an important
process in implementing the policy of national defense science set forth
at
the Eighth Party Congress. The development of this weapon system is of
great significance in strengthening our military power and arresting all
sorts of military threats existing on the Korean peninsula.
Ri Pyong Chol immediately reported the successful result of the test-firing to General Secretary
Kim Jong Un
and
conveyed the congratulations of the Party Central Committee to the field of research into national defense science.
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