North Korea says it launched a missile whose SI-based guidance system changes its trajectory at low altitude
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North Korea now also claims SI in missile guidance, but so far only the parties' words are known about its real capabilities.
According to North Korean state media, Kim Jong Un attended the launch of a hypersonic missile. According to Kim Yo Jong, the SI built into the guidance system lets the missile change its trajectory at low altitude, so that "the strike cannot be avoided." According to South Korea's military, the missile lifted off near Wonsan on the morning of October 3 and flew more than 700 km. South Korea's Defense Ministry said the missile was within the detection and interception capabilities of South Korean and US forces. The claims about the SI system's capabilities come from North Korea.
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