Satellite images have revealed that Kim Jong-un has disguised a new missile launch complex as a golf course, which could make it harder to detect and monitor from the air.
Points of attention
- Kim Jong-un has disguised a new missile launch complex as a golf course to conceal underground bunkers for launchers and missiles.
- Satellite images have confirmed the presence of North Korea's secret launchers and missiles hidden under the disguise of a golf course.
- The golf course, located at the site of the former Winter Palace south of Pyongyang, serves as a cover for Kim Jong-un's hidden nuclear bunker strategy.
Kim Jong-un hid a nuclear bunker
According to the publication, Kim Jong-un has hidden his underground bunkers for launchers and missiles in a rather original way. They are probably hidden under a golf course, which is located on the site of the demolished Winter Palace.
In particular, satellite images show the location of the palace south of Pyongyang.
At first glance, the complex looks like a private golf course, but upon closer inspection, evidence emerges that the site is being used to hide secret North Korean launchers and missiles.
Image analysis shows that the golf courses were built with a concrete base in June and then covered with a thin layer of soil, on which turf then grew.
