Didn’t know this was the North Korea space thread
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The Iranian-DPRK Strategic Partnership
The Operative (2019) is the most recent French movie to be released with the aim to disclose both to its domestic audience and international public how in the past decade, Western intelligence agencies including CIA, SDECE, MI6, Mossad, etc, have worked together to undermine the Iranian strategic development.
This, as the advent of the Internet of Military Things (IoMT), a class of Internet of things for combat operations and warfare has superseded this old-school Cold War-era doctrine totally obsolete, as demonstrated in the most recent assassination of Iran's Head of Research and Innovation Organization of the Ministry of Defense Mohsen Fakhrizadeh on 27 November 2020, made possible by the U.S. Starlink orbital weapon system entering operational phase I.
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▲ 1. The Operative (2019) is the most recent French movie to be released and disclosing how in the past decade, Western intelligence agencies have worked together to undermine the Iranian strategic development.
Senior Lawmaker: Clues Found on N. Scientist Assassination
2020-December-24 18:29
“Mr. Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, a prominent nuclear and defense scientist of the country, was martyred by criminal and cruel mercenaries. The unique scientific figure gave his dear and precious soul in the way of God for his great and lasting scientific efforts, and the high position of martyrdom is his divine reward,” Ayatollah Khamenei said in his message on Saturday November 28.
While condemning this gross violation of international law, the Islamic Republic of Iran also expects the Netherlands to explicitly demand for accountability of perpetrators of this terrorist attack, the statement said.
Martyr Fakhrizadeh's car was targeted by an explosion and machinegun fire in Damavand's Absard 40 kilometers to the East of Tehran on Friday November 27.
Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Ali Shamkhani said that electronic equipment has been used in the “highly complicated” assassination of Fakhrizadeh,
“Unfortunately, the operation was very complicated and was carried out by using electronic equipment and
no one (terrorist) was present on the scene. But some clues are available, and the identity and records of the designer of the operation has been discovered by us,” Shamkhani said on Monday November 30.
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In a nutshell, the U.S. no longer needs to dispatch ground operatives with visas.
It would be naive to think that the European powers have the monopoly of cooperative team work!
Iran is the partner of North Korea. All the know-hows are common.
R&D departments are located in both nations.
Iran is the financial department of the team, as it is less subjected to sanctions after the JCPOA accords, and it has quasi infinite reserves of oil.
Meanwhile North Korea is the testing ground of the team, to thwart enemy terrorist operatives that plague Iran with acts of sabotages, bombings and a sprea of assassination of targeted key scientists.
Therefore Iran already possess the blueprints for the Hwasong-15 ICBM, Hwasong-16 FOBS ICBM, Pukguksong-4 SLBM and all the nuclear designs including thermonuclear and EMPs one!
Iran has the facilities to produce the hardware, as it only requires CNC and softwares. What it might be lacking is enough Plutonium or higly enriched military grade Uranium, but it is catching up very fast with the latest underground cascade enrichment plant.
Why can Italy develop solid propellant ICBM under the guise of the Vega space launcher, Japan its Epsilon SLV, South Korea its solid fuel GEO satellite launcher, and Israel test a post-boost vehicle for ballistic missile with two warheads under the guise of Beresheet-2 lunar landers?
This is called double standard practice.
Any nation can do it. That is why Iran has developed the solid propellant Qaem satellite carrier back in 2011s, with size equivalent to the Vega, and a FOB ICBM as a manned space program.
Yet, Western powers are parts of the plot, being sycophants of the Dystopian Empire in blindly obeying the
Secret Master of the World's instructions.
This is exactly why repeated false flag "unpleasant events" are regularly organized by the western powers, to convince the targeted people to accept the tremendous sacrifice needed to develop the military forces including the WMD components, and at the cost of civilian development.
It used to be China, Iran and North Korea, for several decades, making them backward in all fields as a consequence.
Now it is targeting Ethiopia and Burma!
Here the regular and latest "booster vaccination" offered by the western powers, just to make sure the people of Burma don't forget that they live under a constant existential threat:
As a result to these so called "external threats", again not imaginary but really and craftily engineered by the
Dystopian Empire since 1945 and its founding by the U.S. putschists, as playing the divide and conquer is the key to the U.S. military junta's survival, Ethiopia went to launch ... an indigenous "space program" with the aim to develop a space rocket able to carry satellite into orbit.
The Ethiopian government said it plans to build both the satellites and launch rockets locally with minimum reliance on foreign partners. In November 2015, the Mekele Institute of Technology in Ethiopia launched a rocket called Alpha Meles 30 kilometers into space. The rocket cost an estimated U.S.$2.3 million to develop, build, and launch.
The next step was to reach the Von Karman line delimiting the boundary with outer space, but there have been no reports of subsequent launches, until 4 years later, when in 2019 Ethiopia dropped the mask, as time was running out with its indigenous effort, disclosing its ambition to ... possess strategic missile of 5000 km range and nuclear warheads!
Indeed, Ethiopia asked France for the provision of thirty M51 SLBMs (!) with nuclear warheads.
The context was Ethiopia's ongoing dispute with Egypt over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.
Will France arm the Nobel Peace Prize?
Modifié le 18/11/2019 à 14:32 - Publié le 17/11/2019 à 15:00 | Le Point.fr
Two months before being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, the Ethiopian Prime Minister sent a letter to “His Excellency” President Emmanuel Macron. On July 22, 2019, Abiy Ahmed asked France to help him "to strengthen the Ethiopian air force" by providing him, on credit, with a state-of-the-art arsenal detailed on three pages. This list includes: 12 combat aircraft (including Rafale and Mirage 2000), 18 helicopters and 2 military transport planes manufactured by Airbus, 10 Dassault drones, electronic jamming systems and, even more surprisingly, around thirty M51 missiles with a range of over 6,000 kilometers… and with a nuclear warhead! A request at the very least extravagant (and illegal) knowing that both France and Ethiopia have signed the nuclear non-proliferation treaty.
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▲ 2. This list includes: 12 combat aircraft (including Rafale and Mirage 2000), 18 helicopters and 2 military transport planes manufactured by Airbus, 10 Dassault drones, electronic jamming systems and, even more surprisingly, around thirty M51 missiles with a range of over 6,000 kilometers… and with a nuclear warhead!
And why should Iran be the only nation in the world to seek civilian space rockets when the military purpose is the norm for all space powers?
