North Korea fires two types of submarine-launched missiles

North Korea test-fired two types of strategic cruise missiles in the sea east of the Korean Peninsula on October 14. These represent the first underwater-launched missile tests in nearly three years. South Korean analysts believe the launches were conducted from the Hero Kim Kun Ok, a vessel Pyongyang unveiled three years ago as its first tactical nuclear attack submarine. This event marks the first public test for the submarine, according to reports from state media and analysts.