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Corea del Norte habría entregado a Rusia un nuevo tipo de misil balístico, el KN-30, que se suma a los KN-23 y KN-24 ya utilizados contra Ucrania. La inteligencia ucraniana estima que Moscú cuenta con cientos de misiles balísticos y de crucero en sus arsenales, además de una capacidad de producción mensual que supera los 200 proyectiles. Expertos militares señalan que el reciente aumento en el uso de misiles de crucero podría deberse al agotamiento de las reservas balísticas rusas. Un análisis completo sobre el origen, alcance y capacidad de estos nuevos misiles norcoreanos.

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00:00Russia's arsenal has been reinforced with ballistic missiles from Korea
00:05from the North, which could be used to attack Ukraine.
00:09As of July, Russia had approximately 50 Kinsal air-ballistic missiles and a number
00:15The Directorate stated that the North Korean KN-23, KN-24, and KN-30 ballistic missiles were similar.
00:23Chief of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine in response to an inquiry
00:28from the middle Ukrainska Pravda.
00:30The military website Military notes that there were no prior reports on the transfer or the
00:37use of KN-30 missiles in the war against Ukraine.
00:40The Russians had so far used North Korean KN-23 and KN-24 missiles in the attacks.
00:47It was also reported that KN-30 is the Western designation for the North Korean ballistic missile.
00:53Hwasong-11C, also known as Hwasong-11DA. Analysts from the portal indicate that it is
01:01of a larger version of the Hwasong-11 missile family and belongs to the class
01:07of short-range ballistic missiles. The missile has a fuel engine
01:12solid and launched from a ground-based mobile launcher. According to the report, the first launch
01:19The first known test of the Hwasong-11C took place on March 25, 2021. During that test,
01:27The missile demonstrated a range of at least 600 kilometers.
01:31North Korea has claimed that the missile could be equipped with a 2.5-ton warhead, although
01:38This information has not yet been confirmed. The KN-30 was publicly displayed for the first time.
01:45once at a military parade in Pyongyang on January 14, 2021. The expert reportedly...
01:52Military officer Ivan Timochko noted that Russia is constantly trying to modify the accumulation process.
01:58and a combination of weaponry to make it more difficult for the forces to neutralize them
02:03of defense. According to him, the attack against Ukraine on the night of August 20 is unique
02:09because the enemy used approximately 10 ballistic missiles, Iskander-M and Korean KN missiles.
02:16He added that the enemy also used more than 50 cruise missiles. Timochko believes
02:22This could indicate that Russia's ballistic missile reserves have already been depleted.
02:27He added that, during the past month, Russia had focused primarily on attacks
02:33with ballistic missiles. However, around 10 were launched the night before. Timochko
02:39He noted that the Russians are aware that this type of weaponry is difficult to counter.
02:44for Ukraine, and that is why they have chosen to concentrate on cruise missiles.
02:49Russia has hundreds of ballistic and cruise missiles of various types in its depots,
02:55according to Ukrainska Pravda, citing the Main Intelligence Directorate.
02:58According to intelligence data, Russia possesses the following.
03:03600 Onix missiles, 450 Calibre missiles, 400 RM-48U missiles for the S-400 systems,
03:14Approximately 130 missiles for the Iskander-M by August 5th, 120 Zircons, 100 missiles
03:21KH-101, 50 Kinsal missiles, as well as North Korean KN-123 and KN-124 missiles. In total, according
03:31According to the Main Intelligence Directorate, Russia is capable of producing more than 200 missiles.
03:36cruise and ballistic missiles are being analyzed monthly. Currently, the enemy is primarily focused on the
03:42production of missiles such as the Iskander-M, the Kh-101, and the Kalibr. Specifically, according to data
03:49According to intelligence reports, Russia plans to produce 60 9M-723 missiles for the Iskander-M system.
03:57In July, the occupiers surpassed that plan, producing 65 9M-723 missiles and 87 missiles
04:05Kh-101. Russia also manufactures approximately 50 RM-48U ballistic missiles per month for
04:14the S-400 system. According to the Main Intelligence Directorate, Russia planned to produce more
04:20480 of these missiles this year, more than double what was planned for 2025.
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