North Korea announced the test of two long-range cruise missiles carrying nuclear warheads under the supervision of leader Kim Jong-un.

The North Korean Central News Agency said that Kim Jong-un's leader directly supervised the launch of two strategic long-range cruise missiles on October 12, said this was a test to confirm the reliability.

Two missiles moved in 10,234 seconds and hit the target located 2,000 km from the launch location.

North Korea cruise missiles leave the launch pad in the test on October 12.

This is a clear warning for the enemy.

USA, Korea and Japan have not commented on information.

North Korea tested the first strategic cruise missile in September 2021.

The launch on October 12 confirmed that this type of rocket was designed to carry a nuclear warhead and was put into the payroll, but it was unclear that Pyongyang had mastered the technology of reducing nuclear warheads to install the name.

North Korea's cruise missile tests often rarely cause Washington and its allies to protest, because the weapon is not banned in the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council aimed at Pyongyang.

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North Korea published the image of the exercise, supervised by Kim Jong-un, simulating the actual war, in order to deal with the US, Japan and Korea.