NEW High Resolution B-Roll of North Korea Sites & Missiles
NEW High Resolution B-Roll of North Korea Sites & Missiles.
North Korea is in the headlines again this week after
conducting new tests of its rocket launch systems and short-range ballistic
missiles. The short-range ballistic missiles that were tested are
believed to be solid fueled, a more technically advanced type of fuel that
allows for the missiles to be deployed faster. It had been about 18-months
since North Korea had conducted such tests. So why now? Experts are still
speculating, but global reactions have condemned the tests as they violate UN
sanctions that oblige North Korea to suspend activities and testing of
ballistic missiles.
Get background information on North Korea’s nuclear and
missile capabilities with NTI’s resources:
North
Korea Missile Test Database
A Path Forward on North
Korea: An Interview with Former President Jimmy Carter – A video interview with former President Jimmy
Carter, who recommends a “step-by-step process” for negotiations with
North Korea.
The “Art” of the
Deal: Irreconcilable Visions of a Denuclearized North Korea? – Analysis and
interactive about efforts to denuclearize North Korea and the U.S.-North Korea
relationship.
Putting
North Korea’s Bomb in a Museum: a 3D Virtual Tour – Analysis and virtual
reality tour of North Korea’s missile and nuclear capabilities.
Infographic
on North Korea’s Missile Infrastructure
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NEW High Resolution B-Roll of North Korea Sites & Missiles.
The James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS), in partnership with NTI, has released two new infographics.
Jeffrey Lewis describes the evolution and scope of North Korea’s missile and nuclear programs in a new article that includes a 3D virtual museum.