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Hwasong-10 also known as 'Musudan': On this picture we see a Hwasong-10 or Musudan missile which uses the same 6-axes TEL as Hwasong-12 missile. Hwasong-10 missile was tested several times but it never made a success. All Hwasong-10 tests are presumed failures. We can ask question: How come...

Hwasong-14 would be first operational test of Kn-08 and Kn-14 missiles which were more like a prototypes. Kn-14 is considered just redesigned and simplified Kn-08. Kn-08 were supposed to have 3 stages and Kn-14 design cutted it to 2 stages. But this is proposed to be the same missile and it is...

(*reposting from North Korea defence thread) There are still lot of confusions about North Korean missiles and their classifications but now we at least know this for sure: Hwasong-12 Sucesfully tested: 14 May 2017, 29 August 2017 and 15 September 2017 Hwasong-12 on 6-axes TEL: Hwasong-14...

Yes but what confuses me about neutron bomb is that it is still nuclear yield weapon. It still can destroy a lot with blast itself?

I've heard about neutron bombs a lot recently but I still do not understand what they are exactly. As I understood, neutron bomb is fussion nuclear bomb which is set to minimum yield possible, right?

As for me, I think they don't. At least neither Pakistan nor India ever tested one Pakistan and India never tested fussion bomb as far as I know... Both Pakistan and India nuclear programs were somewhat fast and short without enough testings. On the other hand NoKo and Iranian nuclear...

There are still lot of confusions about North Korean missiles and their classifications but now we at least know this for sure: Hwasong-12 Sucesfully tested: 14 May 2017, 29 August 2017 and 15 September 2017 Hwasong-14 Sucessfully tested: 4 July 2017 and 28 July 2017 Hwasong-12 is somewhat...