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Our top story this afternoon...

The South Korean government has announced a new set of unilateral sanctions on North

Korea effective today -- some two weeks after the regime test-fired its most powerful ballistic

missile to date.

However, with the list of firms and individuals taken from the existing U.S. sanctions blacklist,

Seoul has admitted the move is more symbolic than practical.

Kwon Jang-ho reports.

Seoul's foreign ministry released a statement on Sunday announcing that a new set of unilateral

sanctions on North Korea had been reached.

The new measures identify a list of 20 North Korean firms and twelve individuals... believed

to have been involved in illicit trade activities that helped fund North Korea's missile program.

The firms mostly consist of North Korean banks and shipping companies, while the individuals

are mostly banking officials based overseas in such counties as China, Vietnam and the

UAE, as well as one intelligence agent.

This measures come just a month after the previous round of sanctions which blacklisted

18 individuals as well.

But as with both instances, Seoul confirmed that the newly added firms and individuals

were taken from existing U.S. sanctions, with no *new targets identified.

They are also largely seen as symbolic, as South Korea has long since cut off all trade

and financial ties with the regime.

An official from the Presidential office has admitted that the new sanctions "may not have

any practical effect", but that "it will serve to send a symbolic message of Seoul's efforts

to stop North Korea's weapons development."

The official added that "it's part of an effort to keep pace with the rest of the international

community."

Seoul's foreign ministry also said the measures highlighted the strength of the South Korea-U.S.

alliance.

Sunday's announcement signals the Moon Jae-in administration's determination to continue

its pledge of sanctions and pressure on the regime... especially with the President's

trip to China on Wednesday, where he is expected to call on Beijing for further help to rein

in North Korea.

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Satellite imagery of North Korea's main military shipyards shows the regime is ramping up its

development of submarine-launched ballistic missiles... or SLBMs.

Experts say the North is close to developing a SLBM that is longer and more powerful than

its previous one.

Park Soyun reports.

There are strong indications North Korea's submarine-launched ballistic missile program

is advancing and a new SLBM barge will soon be up and running at Nampo Navy Shipyard on

the country's west coast.

South Korean and U.S. intelligence agencies are also monitoring North Korea's Sinpo shipyard,

on the country's east coast, where North Korea's SLBM development station is located.

Using satellite imagery,... those agencies say the North appears to have developed a

SLBM that is three meters longer than the previous Pukkuksong-1.

There's speculation the missile has a considerably increased range since it can store more fuel.

(Korean) - "If the missile is three meters longer,...

the overall weight is likely to be 28 tons.

If the Pukkuksong-1's projected range is 1,600 kilometers, the new one could have a range

of up to 4,000 kilometers.

That would put Guam within its range."

North Korea hinted that it was in the process of developing new weapons last July when it

intentionally leaked photos that are speculated to be of the new missile, the Bukkuksong-3.

North Korea is also suspected of constructing a 3,000 ton submarine that can load upgraded

SLBMs.

Unusual movements have also been detected on North Korea's west coast.

Barges that are used for testing SLBMs were spotted at the Nampo shipyard in November.

There are concerns that SLBMs previously tested in the East Sea have been moved to the West

Sea in preparation for more test launches.

North Korea tested its first Bukkuksong-1 missile in May 2015 and fired another last

August with a range of 500 kilometers, however it was not a normal fire but a vertical fire.

(Korean) - "North Korea has a track record of testing

missiles from its east coast first... then moving the tests to the west coast once the

missiles are deemed safe enough to fire across the country."

Experts say that,... if North Korea has SLBM capabilities in the West Sea as well, it will

pave way for more clandestine tests, increasing threats on the Korean peninsula.

Park Soyun, Arirang News.

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