North Korea releases footage of first-ever solid-fuel ICBM launch

North Korea has released footage of its first-ever launch of a solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile. Thursday's launch created a scare in northern Japan, where sirens went off and people were urged to take cover. The missile, the Hwasong-18, later fell into the Sea of Japan. Voiceover by North Korean television. (Credit: KCTV)

[@Pre-Expatriate]

Wonder how many kids' school lunches this one cost.

[@Luciaz-FAH]

Look at that speed

[@MrBrandonLau]

i can smell it through the screen

[@marys661]

So Kim, just being kim...Again.

[@QwatS]

Us's One ICBM need to vanish NK.

[@matthewcurry3565]

Question.... Do they ever know if they can even hit anything? 😂. I'm aware they just shoot them into the ocean, but that's ever it. Anyone one got numbers on the accuracy on such long range missiles?

[@tonylopez1008]

WWIII??

[@wizarddragon]

lol no

[@williamfenton6562]

Getting closer

[@Pre-Expatriate]

Already started but NK isn't going to be much of a player.

[@reallifeeducation1720]

The US should have solved this along time ago