A new report points to Ukraine as a possible source of liquid propellant engines (LPE) powering intercontinental-range missiles successfully ground-tested by North Korea last year and flight-tested this year. As the world grapples with the fait accompli of North Korean nuclear and missile capability, the path Pyongyang took to acquire it is of considerable interest, and allegations of aiding it are of serious consequence.
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Mariana Budjeryn, Andrew Zhalko-Tytarenko: North Korean missile engines are not from Ukraine
A pedestrian walks past a screen in Tokyo on July 4 broadcasting file news footage of a military parade showing North Korean soldiers and a missile, after a ballistic missile was launched by North Korea earlier in the day.
