North Korea’s ‘devastating new nuclear missiles’ are being mocked as Fake.After footage shot at a parade of strength emerged appearing to show rockets wobbling with bent nose cones.
Speculation is mounting that Kim Jong-un may have substituted cardboard cutouts where he is lacking where it counts as tensions between Pyongyang and Washington escalate.
The communist country held a spectacular parade of weapons yesterday days after US President Donald Trump sent a strike force into the Pacific region after the war of words.
Around 60 of missiles were filmed rolling into Kim Il-Sung Square and the pictures initially struck fear into the hearts of analysts worldwide that North Korea’s nuclear weapons programme might be further advanced that previously thought.
But after official footage shot by media organisations allowed into the country and told to stand in a certain location and film in a certain direction emerged, many are questioning whether Kim Jong-un’s arsenal is really that deadly?
Moreover it’s claimed some of the weapons of mass destruction on show were really painted bits of WOOD. One so-called giveaway was a rocket which looked a shade different from others and its nose cone appeared wonky or at least pointing upwards oddly.
The parade was intended to celebrate the 105th anniversary of the birth of the nation's founder Kim Il-sung.
Experts claimed Jong-un was showing off his new intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) - feared to be able to reach the US mainland several thousand miles away.