North Korea prepares to organize military parade in the ongoing process of nuclear disarmament. The preparation of this satellite image has come up. But security analysts say there is no doubt about whether the country will show its long-range missile in this parade.
9th September is the 70th anniversary of North Korea's founding. And surrounded him surrounded by a variety of arrangements. There are also parades in between. There will also be foreign guests. And in the last five years, the show will be the show of a large party known as 'Mass games'.
Pyongyang has chosen this 9th September parade as an occasion to showcase military power. This time the parade is a time when there is a tighter bargaining on the country's nuclear and long-range missile disarmament.
In June, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un met with US President Donald Trump. It was a big event in international politics. In the meeting, two leaders pledged to work 'for completing nuclear disarmament at the Korean Peninsula'. But after the meeting, the process of dispute between the two sides did not go much further.
Satellite images found in Planet Lab, commercial satellite institution, can be seen from the picture of the military parade that went on February 8 this year. However, there is no sign of the controversial intercontinental long-range missile in this parade. This missile is believed to be able to hit the United States.
