What we know about North Korea's intercontinental missile test

North Korea launched a new ICBM Thursday that's designed to reach the U.S. mainland. The U.S., South Korea and Japan all condemned the launch, which came amid warnings that North Korean soldiers in Russian uniforms are heading toward Ukraine. CBS News senior national security correspondent Charlie D'Agata has more.

[thesink]

Oh I'm sure little man in N Korea will listen to the UN security council 😂😂.

[nevertwelve]

The US govt thinks it can control any Country. If any country moves a muscle it’s a violation of some agreement or resolution 😂

[NoneyoBisniss]

The math is not "mathing." 😵‍💫

[NickBEADG]

The Koreans marching looks hilarious with the video at 1.5X speed.

[kdennis]

You hypocrites are concerned about a missile test but is not concerned about the genocide in Gaza and Lebanon.

[levelrideconcepts]

4300 miles high, you sure? That's over 22 million feet. Space is like 200+ miles high

[mrdarbab]

As long as they are deeply concerned and monitoring the situation. What happens if rocket man takes losses personally?

[davidprice]

As North korea ever used nuclear weapons against another country ?

[Joshua.Doyle]

We got ones that can come right back, land on its own, get reloaded and go back out. Good luck. 😂

[mikehancho]

Out of 10k soldiers in Russia, none know how to fight and more and more will defect.

[vincentthomas]

AMERICA HAS SENT TROOPS AND WEAPONS TO FIGHT IN ISRAEL.
SO AMERICA IS ALLOWED TO SEND TROOPS AND WEAPONS ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD, AND NOT A UNSC VIOLATION. ONLY OTHER NATIONS ARE FORBIDDEN TO DO THIS.

[MonroeGivens]

Seems like evevy six months or so north Korea firing missiles everything is repetitive

[jncdidier]

Would it be disable if it was an American test?

[jaygee]

USA population 345 million >

North Korea population 26 million>

[active]

One things for ABSOLUTE CERTAIN! NK will NEVER become Gaza! RESPECT!

[Collector]

North Korean troops won't stand a chance against Ukraine because we have given them aid to defend themselves. I think Kim just made the worst mistake he's ever made in his life.

[James-kesx]

Seems that a lot of people are violating un resolutions these days

[gg]

Question: Why would it be against the law for North Korea, or any other nation, to test and have nuclear capable rockets, when the United States and other countries can? Who is this law maker that says a nation must cower in fear while so many nations with just one push of a button so to speak could demolish the North Koreans territory? The United States, not once but twice, already made it clear they would fire upon any nation that dare tested its supposed " world sovereignty and dominance". The rest of the world, not just North Korea, I'd imagine is tired of our nations bullying and sanctions, aka weaponising money. Thus enters BRICS. I as an American would like to know. North Korea is not threatening to bomb any nation in particular, but they are letting the world know if one comes at them, they will and can in turn retaliate. As they should be able to defend and protect its nation. Isn't that how most every American parent teaches how to deal with bullies? And let's face it, America does protect, but it is ALSO THE BIGGEST BULLY NATION ON THE PLANET. America, our nation, is not the ruler of the world. What American government is doing is called dictatorship at the core of the words meaning.

[brendamackinnon]

The question is, can we stop the missile before it reaches us? Prayers going up!

[WildWombats]

"to show the neighbors its strength" ah yes because we haven't already seen it for the 84th time already. More likely they just fire missiles every time they disagree with something to get attention and "warn."