>North Korea blowing up its railway and road connections with South Korea.
This flight by Code One makes sense now.
>>21767298 last bread
>>21767344 last bread
Guess the South Koreans decided to get the President out of town for a little while. Just in case things escalated.
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>they gonna build a better one
>My guess is they must be planning to replace with with one that is state of the art.
>I suspect Kim just getting ready to build a high-speed rail connecting to the South per promises made by DJT to modernize NK.
Then reconcile what the three of you have posted with this.
North Korea blows up roads linking it with South, prompting warning shots at border
Tue 15 Oct 2024 05.08 EDT
Roads have long been unused but destroying them sends clear message Pyongyang does not want to negotiate with Seoul, experts say
South Korea has condemned North Korea after it destroyed roads linking the countries on Tuesday, in another blow to bilateral ties on the increasingly tense peninsula.
The South Korean unification ministry, which overseas inter-Korean relations, described the North’s decision to blow up roads on its side of the countries’ heavily armed border as “abnormal” and a violation of bilateral agreements designed to lower tensions.
The South’s joint chiefs of staff said its military had fired “retaliatory” warning shots near the border after the North blew up sections of road that, while not in use, are seen as symbolic of efforts to improve ties and, eventually, reunite the peninsula.
“North Korean has detonated parts of the Gyeongui and Donghae roads north of the military demarcation line,” the JCS said, adding that the South had boosted its military readiness in response.
It did not provide details of the warning shots and it was not immediately known if North Korea had responded.
The North has laid fresh mines, erected anti-tank barriers and deployed missiles capable of carrying nuclear warheads along the border since its leader, Kim Jong-un, declared the South his country’s “principal enemy” earlier this year.
Last week Pyongyang said it would permanently seal its southern border in response to joint military exercises between South Korea and the US and the recent arrival in the South of a nuclear-powered US submarine.
moar at: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/oct/15/north-korea-blows-up-roads-to-south
>Can you find some of those illegal alien flights?
You spelled democrat voter recruitment flights wrong anon.
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>@elonmusk
Military application of Starship technology question for Mr. Musk. How much fuel is the Starship second stage capable of retaining after a full stack launch for second stage touch down halfway around the earth from the launch point? And assuming there can be any fuel left onboard at all, during a second hop without refueling, how far could the second stage move away from that first landing point for a second touchdown? Diego Garcia maybe?