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North Korea test-fired two types of submarine-launched strategic cruise missiles off its east coast in the Sea of ​​Japan. South Korean defense analysts and surveillance assets said the launches came from the Hiru Kim Kun-ok, a modified diesel submarine described as North Korea's largest tactical attack boat. One cruise missile was fired vertically. Defense experts said the installation allows for a few quick hits designed to slip past regional missile defenses.

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North Korea test-fired two types of submarine-launched strategic cruise missiles off its east coast in the Sea of ​​Japan. South Korean defense analysts and surveillance assets said the launches came from the Hiru Kim Kun-ok, a modified diesel submarine described as North Korea's largest tactical attack boat. One cruise missile was fired vertically. Defense experts said the installation allows for a few quick hits designed to slip past regional missile defenses.

North Korea test-fired two types of submarine-launched strategic cruise missiles off its east coast in the Sea of ​​Japan. South Korean defense analysts and surveillance assets said the launches came from the Hiru Kim Kun-ok, a modified diesel submarine described as North Korea's largest tactical attack boat. One cruise missile was fired vertically. Defense experts said the installation allows for a few quick hits designed to slip past regional missile defenses.