The failed launch incident is reported to have deeply embarrassed leader Kim Jong Un as he attempts to modernize North Korea's navy.

"This is gravely concerning," said William Alberque, a former director of NATO's Arms Control, Disarmament and WMD Non-Proliferation Center.

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It's been a top priority under Kim along with a broader military buildup. Much of that focus has been on the submarine force; North Korea unveiled a new missile submarine two years ago.

The launch, at the northeastern port of Chongjin, was intended to tout the communist nation’s military advancement ... to leave the ramp. North Korea did not release photos from the scene ...