KN-14

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The KN-14 is a North Korean intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that was first displayed in 2012. It is also known as Hwasong-13, and the KN-08 Mod 2.

Here are some key facts about the KN-14:

• Development: The KN-14 is a two-stage variant of the three-stage KN-08 (Hwasong-13) missile. It was first displayed in 2015.
• Status: It is likely that the KN-14 was an experimental project, which is now abandoned. It was never deployed, and has ceased to appear in parades after Hwasong-14 and Hwasong-15 were introduced.
• Range: It has an estimated range of 8,000–10,000 km, but that is not confirmed as the missile was never tested.
• Propulsion: It uses liquid fuel.
• Design: The KN-14's design is thought to possibly have contributed to North Korea's development of later ICBMs like Hwasong-14 and Hwasong-15.

It is important to note that there's also a missile designated Hwasong-14, with a US designation of KN-20. The Hwasong-14/KN-20 is different from the KN-14, it is an operational ICBM that was first tested in 2017, and has a range of over 10,000km.