North Korea Conducts Another Rocket Engine Test
North Korea has conducted another rocket engine test which could be used on a future intercontinental ballistic missile or ICBM.
FOX’s Lucas Tomlinson has this FOX News exclusive from the Pentagon:
It’s the first rocket engine test since the rogue communist regime conducted three in March.
U.S. officials tell FOX the test could be used for a future inter-continental ballistic missile capable of hitting the United States or for a new rocket engine to put a satellite into space.
American officials have long warned the technology used for putting satellites into space is the same used for a nuclear missile capable of hitting the United States.
This news comes on the same day the U.S. military said it failed to shoot-down a ballistic missile using an interceptor missile fired from a U.S. warship. A previous test in February was successful.
At the Pentagon, Lucas Tomlinson, FOX News.
