Kim Jong Un inspected the Choe Hyon destroyer, the first in North Korea equipped with nuclear missiles, intended to deter enemies.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspected the Choe Hyon ship, a 5,000-ton destroyer, which represents a significant development in North Korea's military arsenal. It is equipped with nuclear missiles and is intended to counter external challenges. Kim emphasized the importance of naval capabilities in defending national sovereignty and announced the intention to build another similar destroyer by 2026. South Korea suspects that the development of this ship has been influenced by Russia, in the context of military collaboration between the two states.
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