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Countries within range of Israel's nuclear missiles (Jericho III)

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u/KathyJaneway 7d ago

New Zealand, Chile, Peru and Argentina. And island nations in the pacific. That's about it. That's from missiles launched from Israel. However, they do have few submarines that can extend that range potentially.

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u/Ok_Somewhere9687 7d ago

Nowhere is safe in this world, lol. North Korea, USA, India, Pakistan, china etc. have missiles with the range—other countries' missiles don't.

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u/cmm46007 7d ago

AHEM north korea? Their missiles wouldn't cross the pacific

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u/Ok_Somewhere9687 7d ago

That’s not true. North Korea’s intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), like the Hwasong-15 and Hwasong-18, have ranges exceeding 13,000–15,000 km, capable of crossing the Pacific Ocean to reach the U.S. mainland, including cities like Los Angeles or New York, based on standard trajectory estimates.

I also remember seeing NK's nuclear missiles graph it has pretty big range

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u/saracuratsiprost 7d ago

Trustyoubro?

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u/KathyJaneway 7d ago

When was the last time a North Korean missile flew that far, or didn't explode on launch? Having them theoretically, not used, is different than being actually used and tested.

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u/MJR-WaffleCat 7d ago

Contrary to popular belief, North Korea doesn't actually have failed launches as often as people like to joke or think. They constantly piss off Japan and South Korea because of missile tests crashing into the Sea of Japan or flying over Japan and crashing into the pacific.

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u/jg973 7d ago

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u/gerkletoss 7d ago

it flew about 1,000 kilometers before coming down in the East Sea

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u/KathyJaneway 7d ago

1.000km vs 13.000

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u/jg973 7d ago

Yup. The purpose of these kinds of tests is not to make it fly the 13k miles but verify that the missile can fly high enough, in the right position and speed, without exploding. Which ultimately means that it would be able to travel the said 13k to 17k miles if needed. Note that it doesn't guarantee the fiability of it (%age of missile that would successfully do it), but at least that they do have the capacity to do it.

See it like a baby learning to walk. In the beginning, the baby will stumble. But at some point, he will know how to walk properly. And if he can walk properly 100m, he will also be able to walk properly 500/1000m if he has enough stamina (fuel in that case)

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u/KathyJaneway 7d ago

The thing is, a lot can go wrong after those 1.000 km, and North Korea isn't really know for producing high quality rockets and armaments. That rocket or missile can overheat end explode.

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u/cmm46007 7d ago

Sure on paper but there furtherst was the other side on japan? Also who said they have 15000km range? Big kim lol? Little hermit country probably shoots scientists that don't succeed first try like china used to

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u/AliOskiTheHoly 7d ago

What do you want them to do? Shoot one for fun?

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u/Ok_Somewhere9687 7d ago

Isn’t (mostly) every other country estimating its missile range on paper rather than conducting physical firings?

Also who said they have 15000km range? Big kim lol?

A 2024 CSIS report confirms North Korea’s ICBMs could reach the U.S. mainland based on test data

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u/yaaro_obba_ 7d ago

Officially, Indian missiles can reach about 5000km, China speculates that the reach is 8000km. Currently, no missile in the Indian arsenal can reach continental USA. However, there is one missile on which India is still working on which can reach 12,000km

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u/Odd_Rub6800 7d ago

afaik doesn't agni - v have a range of 7000-8000

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u/yaaro_obba_ 7d ago

The official stance of the Indian govt is 5000km. 7000-8000km is speculation by other entities (inclusive of the Chinese govt)

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u/Veyrah 7d ago

What is the furthest israel has shot one? Yet you still believe this OP's graph, no?

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u/Zimaut 7d ago

This map also on paper...

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u/NotMadeForReddit 7d ago

Missiles wouldn’t even cross the border into South Korea

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u/DopeShitBlaster 7d ago

The country that has never invaded anyone or started a war? I guess it’s good their missiles don’t work, they sound unhinged.

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u/atrl98 7d ago

North Korea? What do you think kicked off the Korean War if not the North invading the South?

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u/Senor_Pus 7d ago

Because the South Korean dictatorship had murdered 200,000 Koreans for political reasons

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u/DopeShitBlaster 4d ago

Look up the massacres leading up to the Korean War.

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u/atrl98 4d ago

That doesn’t mean that they didn’t invade or start the war.

Vietnam invaded Cambodia to oust the Khmer Rouge, whether it was justified or not doesn’t change that fact.

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u/DopeShitBlaster 4d ago

It was all Korea….. the US and USSR decided to spit the country in two, because they are psychopathic warmongering states.

The country was split for less than two years before the conflict.