"Hwasong-19 type is estimated to be two types of multiple warheads and single warheads."

North Korea's new intercontinental ballistic missile, Hwasong-19, appears to have two types of warheads and multiple warheads, according to an analysis.

Rep. Yoo Yong-won, a former military journalist, said the estimation is based on a detailed analysis of North Korea's reports on the North's armed equipment exhibition "Defense Development-2024" in Pyongyang on the 21st.

Rep. Yoo explained that North Korea has installed a painting panel that seems to explain the structure of two types of coal tofu as it puts out the Hwasong-19 type at the exhibition.

At the same time, he added that one appears to be a single warhead painting with a warhead in the head of a warhead, and the other appears to be a multi-warhead painting with multiple warheads.

In addition, North Korea's disclosure of a panel of estimated multiple warheads is aimed at showing off its ability to develop long-range missiles that can attack the U.S. mainland.