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Posted on October 16, 2020 by admin

Kim Jong Un’s new ‘monster’ ICBM could pack a punch, but only if it survives long enough for North Korea to use it

“If even one of these things gets through, that is a really spectacularly bad day for the United States,” one expert told Insider.

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