Скачать или смотреть Inside North Korea’s SLBM Line: The Only Nuke US Can’t Intercept (Full Process)

Step inside the naval munitions factories of North Korea and examine the Pukguksong (Polaris) series—the Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missiles (SLBM) designed to survive a first strike and retaliate from the deep. This full-process documentary explores why analysts consider this the "Final Frontier" of Pyongyang’s nuclear program—benchmarking the technology against the terrifying capability to sneak a nuclear warhead within striking distance of the U.S. West Coast undetected.

The video investigates the strategic nightmare of a "Zero Warning" strike. Unlike land-based ICBMs that give the U.S. 30 minutes to react, an SLBM launched from a stealth submarine off the coast could hit Washington D.C. or Los Angeles in minutes. Rather than explaining the cold-launch ejection systems or solid-fuel chemistry, the film focuses on the strategic blindness this creates for U.S. missile defense systems like THAAD and GMD, which are pointed North, not at the ocean.

Through an evidence-based lens, the documentary explains why the Pentagon is scrambling to update its Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) protocols. It analyzes how the successful deployment of these missiles grants North Korea a true "Second Strike" capability—guaranteeing that even if their country is destroyed, they can still fire back from the sea. High-detail visuals and measured pacing help viewers separate the technical challenges from the grim reality—clarifying why the ocean is no longer a buffer, but a hiding spot for the ultimate weapon.