From a technical point of view alone, can a volley of North Korean rockets blow up Seoul, South Korea?

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In today's world is tense, the Korean Peninsula issue has attracted much attention.

There are ongoing concerns about North Korea's nuclear and missile technology developments, especially when North Korea recently demonstrated a military exercise in which a rocket salvo was fired.

That has raised questions about whether North Korea can blow up Seoul, South Korea.

This article will analyze this issue from a technical point of view.

First, North Korea's missile technology has made some progress.

According to information disclosed by the North Korean government, they have successfully launched some medium-range missiles and achieved certain achievements.

However, distance is an important factor in achieving the goal of bombing Seoul.

Seoul, South Korea, is about 56 kilometers from the North Korean border, which requires very high accuracy of the missile, and incorrect orbit calculations can cause the bomb to deviate from the target.

Second, North Korea's missile technology has not yet reached sufficient accuracy.

Although North Korea has demonstrated some missile technology, it still has difficulty accurately hitting targets.

A missile's flight trajectory, wind speed, weight and other factors will affect its accuracy.

Moreover, North Korea's development of missile technology is mainly focused on military deterrence, not for actual combat.

As a result, North Korea's missile technology may be limited in actual combat.

Third, South Korea has a strong defense capability.

As a developed country, South Korea has invested a lot of resources in military technology.

They have built a complete missile defense system, including anti-missile systems and radar monitoring systems.

These systems can detect and destroy incoming missiles in time, thereby protecting important targets such as Seoul.

South Korea also maintains close cooperation with the United States to jointly counter the North Korean missile threat.

Finally, the international community maintains high pressure on North Korea's nuclear and missile technology development.

North Korea's nuclear and missile technology has been a source of concern in the international community.

In response to North Korea's nuclear program, the United Nations has repeatedly passed resolutions and imposed sanctions on North Korea.

These sanctions restrict North Korea's access to advanced missile technology and materials from the international market, limiting their technological development.

To sum up, from a technical point of view alone, although North Korea has demonstrated certain missile technology, it still faces many difficulties in flattening Seoul, South Korea.

Whether it is improved missile accuracy, South Korea's strong defense capabilities, or international pressure on North Korea, it limits North Korea's actual actions.

We hope that the DPRK will be able to respond rationally to the concerns of the international community and resolve the issue on the Korean peninsula by peaceful means.

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