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Declassified intelligence and satellite imagery have exposed one of North Korea’s most secretive and dangerous sites: the Sinpung Dong missile base.

📍 Bigger than JFK Airport, this hidden fortress shelters Hwasong-15 and Hwasong-18 nuclear missiles — weapons capable of striking the U.S. mainland.

Located just miles from the Chinese border, any attack on Sinpung Dong risks cross-border fallout — a nightmare for Washington, Seoul, and Beijing alike.

Since 2014, the base has relied on mobile launchers, camouflaged tunnels, and underground facilities, making it one of the hardest targets on Earth to neutralize.

And now, analysts believe Kim Jong Un controls 40–50 nuclear warheads, a far more advanced arsenal than previously feared.

👉 So here’s the question: Should the U.S. and South Korea strike this base — or is the risk of nuclear escalation simply too great? Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

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