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BREAKING: Kim Jong-un declares North Korea now a 'FULL nuclear force' that can strike US

KIM JONG-UN has declared "with pride that now we have finally realised the great historic cause of completing the state nuclear force" in a rare address, having authorised North Korea’s third launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM).



North Korea announced the missile test yesterday was the successful launch of a Hwasong-15 – the rocket the US has been fearing.
The North Korean newsreader said the missile has reached “the stage of completion” and it is the most powerful ballistic rocket North Korea has ever developed.
North Korea claims the missile was armed with a "super-large warhead" capable of "striking a hole" and hitting “all the US mainland”.

According to South Korea’s military, the latest missile flew some 596 miles (960km) to an altitude of around 2,796 miles (4,500km).



Kim Jong-un’s mouthpiece Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said: “The ICBM Hwasong-15 type weaponry system is an intercontinental ballistic rocket tipped with a super-large heavy warhead which is capable of striking the whole mainland of the US.
“This system has much greater advantages in its tactical and technological specifications and technical characteristics than Hwasong-14 whose test-fire was conducted in July last, and it is the most powerful ICBM which meets the goal of the completion of the rocket weaponry system development set by the DPRK.
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