Tal Inbar is head of the Space and UAV Research Center at Israel's Fisher Institute for Air and Space Strategic Studies. He has followed North Korea's space and missile programs for many years, along with its international proliferation network and its military cooperation with Iran.
While unclear if missiles are fully nuclear capable, DPRK has left little doubt it could use smaller nukes in conflict
Active defense systems are a 'must have' for South Korea
Tal Inbar considers what suggestions an advisor might recommend with an eye at keeping nukes
Similarities between the new Khorramshahr and the Hwasong-10 show collaboration on rockets continues
Reports of an RV failure are hard to substantiate
North Korea's ICBM, analysis suggests, could be fitted with a nuke today
Pyongyang will likely soon start testing new ICBMs, with even greater ranges
In an unprecedented move, the DPRK made a successful flight of the missile just a month after unveiling it
North Korea's new KN-17 was on show earlier in the month
Kim Jong Un has shown us the instruments. Now he must show that they can work.
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