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North Korea's leader visited the country's defense industry museum, where an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of reaching US territory was on display.

The leader of North Korea visited the country's defense industry museum, where an intercontinental ballistic missile with the ability to reach the US soil was displayed.

According to Ambassador Arjan, this event happened a day after US President Donald Trump announced the possibility of meeting the leader of North Korea during his planned trip to Asia.

North Korean ambassador Arjan (KCNA) announced that the leader of this Asian country, Kim Jong-un, attended the opening ceremony of the newly opened "Defense Revolution Museum".

According to this report, Kim Jong Un's daughter known as Jo Ae and her husband Ri Sol Jo also accompanied him on this visit.

According to images released by this news agency, the museum displayed weapons developed during Kim's leadership, ranging from drones to the Hwasong-20 intercontinental ballistic missile.

According to Shin Jong-woo, secretary-general of the Korea Defense and Security Association, the information on the introduction board placed in front of the Hwasong-20 launcher shows a multi-cap design and a map that depicts its range beyond the US soil to the Middle East, Australia and South America.

He added: "The show is apparently designed to highlight the achievements of Kim's defense science development program." The show created the impression that it was propaganda aimed at gaining a strategic advantage ahead of a possible meeting between North Korea and the United States."

Analysts said the museum also reflects Kim Jong Un's broader plans to beef up North Korea's weapons displays and turn them into lasting symbols of the regime's military achievements.

"By turning the once-temporary weapons displays into a permanent museum, Kim is institutionalizing his military achievements and portraying North Korea's nuclear and missile enhancement as a complete and lasting legacy," said Lim Ul-chol, a professor at Kyungnam University's Institute of Far Eastern Studies.

North Korea also said it tested a tactical ballistic missile on Monday to confirm a successful technical upgrade of a key component.

The upgrade is an important step in improving the performance of all offensive weapon systems, North Korean Ambassador Arjan reported, without providing details.