New North Korean missile bases target US military in Japan
North Korea has been working closely with Iran to develop its long-range ballistic missiles and has been building new underground missile bases along its east coast, targeting Japan and US military facilities in Japan.
South Korea's state-run Institute of Foreign Affairs and National Security (IFANS) said in the report that the North has deployed 200 Rodong missiles and 50 SSN-6 missiles at the new bases.
Development of the Taepodong-2 missile is being conducted jointly with Iran and possibly using Chinese technology.
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Report: Iran helps NK on missiles
New North Korean missile bases target US military in Japan: report
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