That’s an attack....what the hell will happen, no one knows.
If this didn’t come from a mobile launcher, the proper response would be to bomb the launch site into rubble.
It behaves us to lob one into the sea in NORK territorial waters. An old tech self destruct, one.
FBN reporting it went 2K mi into space before it came down.
This regime has to go.
I wish he’d screw up and one land ANYWHERE in China. Problem eliminated.
Japan should tell the Young Un to Ben Dover
Either they were aiming to cause an incident or (more likely) their aim is bad.
Like the reclusive country's previous two ICBM tests, which were conducted in July, this test involved a missile traveling in a "lofted" arc that is more vertical than horizontal. The missile flew nearly 1,000 km (about 600 miles) horizontally, with an altitude of 4,500 km (nearly 2,800 miles), Yonhap says.
A high, steep trajectory thus reveals a missile that could travel on a shallow, long trajectory — potentially striking the U.S., a capability that North Korea has long sought to have. In this case, the newest missile shows a range of more than 13,000 km (more than 8,000 miles) according to Wright's analysis — significantly more than the previous ICBMs demonstrated. However, he notes, "We do not know how heavy a payload this missile carried, but given the increase in range it seems likely that it carried a very light mock warhead. If true, that means it would not be capable of carrying a nuclear warhead to this long distance, since such a warhead would be much heavier."