KCNA: North Korea successfully test fired a new long-range cruise missile with a range of 1500 kilom

Original title: KCNA: North Korea successfully test fired a new long-range cruise missile with a range of 1500 kilometers

North Korea successfully test fired a new long-range cruise missile.
According to the KCNA report on September 13, the North Korean Academy of defense Sciences successfully tested the newly developed long-range cruise missile on September 11 and 12.
It is reported that the long-range cruise missile is a strategic weapon with great significance in completing the key objectives of the five-year plan for national defense scientific development and weapon system development proposed by the Eighth National Congress of the Korean workers' party. In the past two years, its development has been steadily promoted according to the scientific and reliable weapon system development process, and the detailed tests have been successfully carried out in this process Dozens of engine ground ignition tests, various flight tests, guidance tests, warhead power tests, etc.
It is reported that the long-range cruise missile launched this time flew for 7580 seconds along the elliptical and octagonal flight tracks scheduled in North Korea's territory and territorial sea, accurately hitting the target set at the boundary of 1500 kilometers. The test results show that the newly developed turbine engine, missile flight control performance and hit accuracy all meet the design requirements.
It is reported that Park Chung Tien, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Korean workers' Party and Secretary of the Central Committee of the party, observed the missile launch test.
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