This headline implies that North Korean missiles travel about about 200 miles a day, which is about the speed of the Cutty Sark, a tea-clipper from the 1870s (before steam-ships speeded things up).
If you assume "months" is 2 months (it cannot be less if it is plural), and that North Korea is about 12,000 miles from Britain, then by simple arithmetic, you will get 200 miles a day. That is about 18 miles an hour.
I've heard of "slow food", "slow living" and "slow communities". But not of "slow missiles" before. Another first for Kim Who-Un.
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