North Korea has unveiled 50 upgraded 600mm multiple launch rocket systems, designated by the United States as the KN-25, with an estimated 400-kilometre strike range. Images released by state media show Kim Jong Un overseeing the rollout in Pyongyang, describing the platform as fit for “strategic missions” — language often associated with nuclear capability. The massive rockets blur the line between artillery and short-range ballistic missiles and are reportedly capable of carrying tactical nuclear warheads. Featuring improved guidance and a redesigned chassis, the system enhances both accuracy and survivability. The unveiling comes ahead of a major ruling party congress, signaling Pyongyang’s continued military escalation.