Sentences with phrase «missile testing if»

However, Pyongyang has previously offered to halt nuclear and missile testing if the drills are suspended — a proposal supported by China.

However, they may be willing to scale down or reduce the number of missile tests if concessions are made by the international community.

Not exact matches

Some analysts believe the missile, if proved in further tests, could reach Alaska and Hawaii if fired on a normal, instead of a lofted, trajectory.

The results are in from North Korea's latest missile test, and it looks as if the country's weapons program is advancing despite the US's best efforts.

North Korea said an advanced hydrogen bomb for a long - range missile was tested on Sunday, prompting the warning of a «massive» military response from the United States if it or its allies were threatened.

If successful, such a missile test would show North Korea has miniaturized its weapons.

This test follows North Korea's demands for $ 500 million to halt its missile exports, as well as threats to revive its nuclear weapons program if it does not get more money.

North Korean officials have mentioned that they may «exercise restraint in the testing of ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons if the United States and South Korea adjusted the exercises to make them less threatening».

So, in November 2016, in private discussions with American experts, including one of the authors, North Korean officials hinted they might be willing to exercise restraint in the testing of ballistic missiles and nuclear weapons if the United States and South Korea adjusted the exercises to make them less threatening.

If ICBM testing does indeed start this year, the missiles could potentially be ready for deployment by late 2019, he added.

If tests are successful, the Musudan will be a significant advance over North Korea's workhorse ballistic missile, the No - dong, which can travel up to 1300 kilometres.

To really experience the game, you may want to take your time to bash through the enemy forces on higher difficulties in order to truly test your skills — if you consider mashing your R1 as much as possible in order to fire off as many bullets, missiles or rockets as you can.

For that, I'm rolling out a closed Beta test for Missile Cards on Friday (2/24)-- you can sign up here if you're interested — and that's going to be vital for making final adjustments and getting a sense of what people think of the game before I prep for launch in April.