North Korea shows off more ballistic missiles than ever before in night-time parade

North Korea has shown off its missile production capabilities in a night-time military parade.

The nuclear-armed Pyongyang displayed more intercontinental ballistic missiles than it had done in any previous parade – and teased a new solid-fuel weapon.

The military showcase marked the 75th anniversary of North Korea forming its Army, according to state news agency KCNA.

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Included in the parade was North Korea's biggest ballistic missile, thought to be able to hit anywhere in the world with a nuclear weapon.

Reports estimate that North Korea has anywhere between 20 and 50 nuclear warheads in its arsenal.