เกาหลีใต้เตรียมใช้งานเรือดำน้ำพลังงานนิวเคลียร์กลางทศวรรษ 2030

South Korea has unveiled its initial plan for developing the NewKia nuclear-powered submarine. The Svang Grahm Gate announced it will launch the first floating boat during the 2030 Keng Thros Vonnak period. This submarine will use low-enriched uranium fuel and will be developed and built in South Korea. The NewKia-powered propulsion system will enable the new submarine to stay underwater longer and offer greater stealth compared to existing submarines. The NewKia nuclear-powered submarine, which will be built based on the strong alliance between South Korea and the United States. It is a symbol of our commitment to safeguarding peace and security on the Korean Peninsula. Last Tuesday, South Korea's Defense Acquisition Program Administration publicly released the basic design blueprint for the development of the NewKia nuclear-powered submarine. Last October, the President issued a statement saying he had approved the plan for North Korea to build nuclear-powered submarines, with some vessels to be constructed in the United States. Restoring command and control over military operations during wartime is a fundamental component of national defense. It will be an opportunity to further strengthen the role of the Korean Maritime Security Command as a guardian of the nation's maritime interests. We will thoroughly summarize the work plan for restoring operational control during wartime, with a focus on the future. Including the period of transition, through close consultations between the South Vietnamese and the United States. Seoul has responded by threatening New Kyeong and has been riding the wave of missiles launched from North Korea's submarines for some time now. Furthermore, it has also sought to join the group of leading nations possessing nuclear-powered submarines. On Tuesday, South Korea's joint military command stated that North Korea fired a total of one missile, which appeared to be a short-range ballistic missile, with at least one warhead. Moreover, the water outside the western border of the country, the old missile launch site is still not far, about 80 kilometers away.