North korea conducted cruise missile launches from submarine.

Nothing to see here, just Another variant of HS-11 missile from North korea. And a new color scheme.

The new HGV that was recently tested. And many SLBM in the background.

Some pictures from NK missile exhibition - with new details on various systems like we never seen before.

For the first time we see HGV (Hypersonic Glide Vehicle) from Korea. SOUTH Korea. I believe we will see some NK reaction.

Latest missile launch by North Korea.

Preliminary illustration of the new launch vehicle for North Korea's hypersonic missiles.

Enhancing the original image released by North Korea allows for an excellent view of the HS-11Ma hypersonic glide missile trajectory, providing altitude and speed data. Note: Slight inaccuracies in the numbers may occur due to the use of AI tools.

North Korean Hypersonic Glide Vehicle (HA 11 Ma) test. This is very significant weapon, bringing Hypersonics to the operational/tactical arena and pose a challenge to the air and missile defense systems.

Kim Jong Un inspecting an assembly line of one-way attack UAVs. It is almost identical in shape to the Israeli Harop.

In 2013, Prince Fahd bin Abdullah bin Mohammed, Deputy Minister of Defense, visited the Strategic Missile Forces of Saudi Arabia, and was given this model. YEARS of speculation on the smaller missiles (The large is DF-3). Now we know - they are DF-15 and DF-15A.

After years of speculations - we can see the first stage of DF-15A ballistic missile launched by Saudi Arabia against Houthi targets in Yemen.

Interesting - in contrast to previous Iranian missile attacks, Iran didn't published any satellite imagery of the outcomes of recent missile strikes on Jordan.

Image from a video aiered on Iranian television (I have made some refinements and improvements using AI) shows the process of refueling a ballistic missile. Note the orange plume coming out of the oxidizer tank (RFNA). All the preparations are conducted underground.

UAE's mystery satellite: a remote sensing satellite was successfully launched by China on August 17. Apart from its name -SEO- there are no technical details, no photo of the satellite and no reference to it by NSSTC - which built it. Extremely unusual and intriguing.

This is the first time we are seeing the RV Iranian Kheybershekan missille. we can see 4-element CRPA for receiving signals from navigation satellites. it is relatively jamming resistant. Using GPS/GLONASS enables high accuracy. Also note the heat shielding on the RV.

It is interesting to note that so far, no Iranian missiles with cluster munitions have been observed in its attacks on Gulf countries (and Jordan). This is in stark contrast to the Iranian firing on Israel during Operation EPIC FURY.

Simultaneous launches of ballistic missiles by Iran in broad daylight, demonstrate Iran's confidence on the one hand, and the lack of US air supremacy over the launch areas on the other. This was not the case during the two previous intense wars.