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Friday, April 12, 2013

North Korea shifts missiles in attempt to outwit intelligence

BM-25 Musudan |North Korea has been repeatedly moving multiple missiles around, in an apparent bid to confuse outside intelligence-gatherers ahead of an expected launch.

According to intelligence analysis cited by South Korean news agency Yonhap, two mid-range Musudan missiles have been repeatedly moved in and out of a warehouse facility on its east coast.

At the same time, at least five mobile launch vehicles have also been spotted swapping places and positions.

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