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Aiming for the missile path of the future
A North Korean missile mystery is gradually being unveiled, and the world is once again focused on the missile technology of this mysterious country as Kim Jong-un personally inspects the warehouses of KN-23 missiles and Hwasong-12 intermediate-range ballistic missiles that store tactical nuclear warheads. North Korea, a so-called "closed country," is so solid in the missile field. So how did North Korea emerge in missile technology?
The historical depth of missile technology
Unraveling the mystery of North Korea's missiles would first require going back to the mid-20th century, when the Soviet Union provided massive support to countries such as China and North Korea to establish its leadership. North Korea's leader, Kim Il Sung, sent a large number of students to the Soviet Union to study missile technology and put ballistic missiles on the agenda.
Soviet experts were also invited to North Korea for guidance, and the initial missile copy program included Soviet Scud and SS-N-6 missiles. Through continuous improvement and innovation, the DPRK gradually increased the range of its missiles, forming a series of near, medium and long-range missiles. At the same time, they also independently developed the "Mars" series of missiles, including the Hwasong-15 long-range ballistic missile.
Compared to North Korea, China's development of missile technology relies more on returning experts. The Soviet Union fully supported China's missile research, and a large number of experts returned to China, accelerating the development of mainland missile technology. The two-bomb one-satellite program was also launched during this period and achieved great success. North Korea's missile technology has begun to advance steadily in the 60s.
North Korea's missile path
However, North Korea did not stand still, and they quickly expanded their missile technology. When China's relations with the Soviet Union deteriorated, North Korea continued to rely on Soviet experts to advance its own missile development. While Soviet support played a key role in North Korea's missile program, the North Koreans also made great efforts to reform and innovate.
North Korea has accelerated the diversification of ballistic missile weapons through a variety of technological approaches. At present, they have several series of missiles, including the "Lao" series of medium-range ballistic missiles, the "Dapodong" series of medium- and long-range missiles, the "Wushuidan" new medium-range missiles, the Polaris series of submarine-launched missiles, the Mars series of medium- and long-range missiles, and the Venus series of missiles.
Self-reliant North Koreans
North Korea's missile success depends not only on outside support, but more importantly on the efforts of the North Korean people themselves. The DPRK government attaches great importance to the development of the defense industry, especially the missile and nuclear industries. In the development of missile weapons, the DPRK has gone through a process of importing, imitating, independently developing and introducing them. They have also cooperated with other missile powers to achieve partial missile exports.
North Korea's missile development has aroused concern in the United States, South Korea and other countries. The United Nations Security Council passed sanctions in 2013 demanding that North Korea halt any launches using ballistic missile technology. However, this has not stopped North Korea from moving forward in missile technology. Their ballistic missiles rank fourth in the world, and the resolute attitude of North Korea's leaders has not stopped them from continuing research such as long-range rockets. North Korea has gone through crises again and again with an attitude of "you are crazy, I am even more crazy, and you are super tough against tough".
Today, North Korea's missile technology is enough to deter South Korea, Japan and even the United States across the Pacific. Although inferior to many countries around the Pacific in terms of conventional military power, North Korea has succeeded in deterring many countries from acting rashly with its ballistic missiles.
The rise of socialist neighbors
China and North Korea are socialist countries, so they naturally have a close relationship. However, despite their proximity to each other, the growth of North Korea's missile forces also poses a potential threat to China. In order to maintain regional peace and stability, China, as a major power now, must maintain a fair and objective stance.
Behind North Korea's missile prowess is a story full of secrets and challenges
。 The protagonist of this story is a determined and self-reliant country, a country that still sticks to its own path under international pressure.
Behind the success of North Korea's missiles lies the tenacity and determination of the North Korean people. In the vicissitudes of world politics, they strive to forge ahead and constantly pursue their own national defense interests. Although their development path has been full of ups and downs, they are not discouraged, but have overcome difficulties time and time again and continue to make progress.
The development of missile technology is not only a technical issue, but also a symbol of national security and dignity. The DPRK government attaches great importance to the development of the defense industry and has devoted a lot of resources and energy to this end. Their missile technology has been able to grow so rapidly thanks to the unwavering support of the Government and the active participation of the people.
However, North Korea's missile technology has also raised concerns and apprehensions from the international community. Such concerns come not only from regional countries, but also from security issues around the world. North Korea's missile technology development has threatened the security of neighboring countries, especially South Korea, Japan and other countries, which have had to strengthen their own defense capabilities to ensure national security.
We should have an objective and rational attitude towards the strength of North Korea's missiles. As a regional power, China has the responsibility to maintain regional peace and stability, while also protecting its own national interests. In dealing with the North Korean nuclear issue, we should adopt a just and equitable stance, seek to resolve disputes through dialogue and diplomatic channels, and avoid the risk of possible war.
North Korea's missile path is full of twists and turns, but also full of persistence and determination. In any case, we should realize that the development of missile technology is not just a matter for one country, but a matter for the security and stability of the entire region and internationally. Only through international cooperation and diplomatic efforts can this complex and sensitive issue be resolved and contribute to regional and world peace.
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