North Korea's strategic missile base is a forest road? What Kim Jong Un is intentionally hiding. [Y transcript]

■ Host: Kim Sun-young Anchor
■ Starring: Cho Han-beom, chair researcher at the Korea Institute for Unification,

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◇Anchor> Anyway, Chairman Kim Jong-un seems to be taking out various cards just before the U.S. presidential election, but there is a photo that has been released that has drawn attention, so it would be good if you could show it. Chairman Kim Jong-un has unveiled an ICBM strategic missile base. I visited there, and when I saw it, there were forest roads and tunnels.

◆Jo Han-beom> I think the production is a bit harsh. Because the giant missile mobile tel can't get to the forest road. So I think he showed that he was intentionally hidden.

◇Anchor> It felt like I was going to a secret place.

◆ Cho Han-beom > That's right. I think the production is too much. However, this is the first time that it has shown the inside of an ICBM base. That's a hypersonic missile. a glider type So hypersonic missiles directed at us. Then, we show both ICBMs toward the United States at the same time. So for the United States, it's a message that you'll have to negotiate with us after the presidential election. Next, it's a hypersonic missile about us, because it's our dragon. That's because we sent troops to Ukraine, but we have nuclear weapons and there is nothing wrong with our defense posture, so don't think about anything else. two effects It can be seen as an effect that has both South Korea and the U.S.



Excerpted from the conversation: Lee Mi-young, editor of the digital news team

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