North Korea has demonstrated its capability to launch a nuclear retaliatory strike by simultaneously testing four Missiles. North Korea has test-fired four Strategic Cruise Missiles to demonstrate its ability to launch nuclear strikes on enemy countries, according to North Korean media reports.

Tested four 'Hawasal-2' missiles

According to the information, the exercise involved the operational Strategic Cruise missile unit of the Korean People's Army which on Thursday tested four 'Havasal-2' missiles in the area of ​​Kim Chak city in North Haemyeong Province. Meanwhile, military training exercises were also conducted here.

2000 km. Accurately aim at a distance

The four strategic cruise missiles were able to hit a target at a range of 2,000 km (1,242.7 mi) in between 10,208 seconds and 10,224 seconds. However, no information about the tests of these missiles has been provided by South Korea or Japan, which each time disclose accurate information about North Korea's tests.