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Thursday, July 21, 2016

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Photos show N. Korea making progress on sub program upgrades


This satellite image taken July 14, 2016, of North Korea's Sinpo Shipyard shows probable post-test activity at the secure boat basin. North Korea fired a missile from a submarine on July 9, but South Korean officials said the launch failed in the early stages of flight.<br>Courtesy of Airbus Defense and Space/38 North
North Korea is making significant progress on a project that will enable it to build more advanced ballistic-missile submarines, a Washington-based think tank says.
Satellite images taken July 14 of North Korea’s Sinpo Shipyard show external construction is complete on both an expanded launch ramp and a large assembly hall that will allow the communist regime to “build and launch new submarines much larger than the existing Gorae-class, including a new class of ballistic missile submarines,” said 38 North, a website run by Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies that monitors North Korean activities.
The status of work inside the building remains unclear, the report said.

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