North Korea’s Kim Jong Un marked the Korean War anniversary with artillery and missile tests, showcasing upgraded weaponry aimed at bolstering its southern border defenses. Pyongyang demonstrated enhanced rocket launchers, ballistic missile warheads, and howitzers, emphasizing increased accuracy and range. These drills underscore North Korea’s persistent focus on frontline strike capabilities and its expanding arsenal, raising concerns for regional security. North Korea’s Kim Jong Un marked the Korean War anniversary with artillery and missile tests, showcasing upgraded weaponry aimed at bolstering its southern border defenses. Pyongyang demonstrated enhanced rocket launchers, ballistic missile warheads, and howitzers, emphasizing increased accuracy and range. These drills underscore North Korea’s persistent focus on frontline strike capabilities and its expanding arsenal, raising concerns for regional security.
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