North Korea's Missile General Bureau test-fired two types of submarine-launched strategic cruise missiles in the East Sea yesterday (October 14), the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported.
The test-launch contributed to "inspecting the mobilization readiness of underwater combat systems" and "sharpening the Navy's strategic mission execution capabilities," KCNA stated.
It also added that the launch contributed to "demonstrating the high reliability, trustworthiness, and capability of its war deterrence means."
The agency also claimed that the test-launch did not have any negative impact on the security of neighboring countries.
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