I'm leaning more towards no way - North Korea is pretty closed they don't even use the Internet so their system couldn't be hacked. Successfully launching a ballistic missal isn't as easy as lighting up a roman candle so things can go wrong. Anyway it's not the size of the missal test failure that matters it's how you use it. Trump might use it to make fun of North Korea's missal program and North Korea might step up the pace to spite Trump. Cheers!
I hadn't even considered that possibility Nanoose until I saw something on the internet suggesting that!. I guess we shall find out soon enough! Thank you for your thoughtful and helpful reply and Happy Wednesday! :)
It seems brilliant to me. Why wouldn't we want to do that if we could? I saw something on the internet suggesting that maybe we had a hand in it! Thank you for your reply tom! :)
You don't have to have a spy in North Korea. The system could probably be hacked remotely. Just because the citizens don't have the ability to access the Internet doesn't mean their govenment doesn't.
I very highly doubt there missile systems are online to the internet. While you say is true I don't see why they would have there systems connected to it in any way.
I still say it's their crude weapons designs and inferior materials and manufacturing methods.
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