South Korea Developing ‘Frankenmissile’ Aimed at North’s Leadership Bunkers

In this handout photo released by the South Korean Defense Ministry, South Korea's Hyunmoo-2 ballistic missile is fired during an exercise aimed to counter North Korea's nuclear test on Sept. 4, 2017, in East Coast, South Korea. South Korean Defense Ministry via Getty Images

South Korea is officially developing a “Frankenmissile” capable of destroying the bunkers protecting the North Korean leadership in the event of war.

The North Korean regime currently has missiles and artillery trained on the cities of South Korea, including Seoul, just 35 miles from the border.

That threat can be neutralized “quickly,” according to an army report given to South Korea’s Parliament on Oct 19, which outlined its new pre-emptive strike system, including the development of the new missile, according to the Telegraph.