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        The Graphic Truth: North Korea's missile menu
    March 27, 2022
Wajahat S. Khan
Ari Winkleman

        Ari Winkleman
    
North Korea recently conducted its first test of an intercontinental ballistic missile in almost five years. Pyongyang claims that the Hwasong-17 is its most advanced missile to date. Theoretically, the multi-warhead and nuclear-capable projectile (whose name means “Mars” in Korean) can reach the US mainland. We take a look at the range of North Korea’s missiles.
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