Analysts say 'missiles' paraded by N. Korea fakes

Analysts say 'missiles' paraded by N. Korea fakes

BEIJING, China - Photo taken April 15, 2012, in Pyongyang, shows the head of a new ''missile'' during a military parade. German analysts have dismissed the supposed intercontinental missiles that North Korea paraded as ''poor mockups,'' after their close study of photographs taken then revealed a number of inconsistencies and anomalies. (Kyodo)

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