North Korea Says It Tested Advanced Air Defence System Amid Series of Missile Drills
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North Korea confirmed this Thursday that it tested a new anti-aircraft missile system on the eve, the same day that it considered it unnecessary to dialogue with Washington following the FBI's accusations of the historic Binance robbery, which cooled the expectations of a meeting between the leaders of both countries.
North Korea conducted a drill test of a new air-defense missile system and a cruise missile on November 4. State media KCNA said the test confirmed technical capability and target tracking. This was the fourth launch of the month.
North Korea announced on the 5th that it test-fired a new anti-aircraft missile on the 4th and conducted a demonstration firepower exercise for a long-range strategic cruise missile. The Korean Central News Agency reported on the same day, “The Missile General Bureau conducted a test launch on November 4 to confirm the design and technical characteristics of a new anti-aircraft missile complex.” Member of the Central Military Commission of the W…
North Korea says it tested air-defence missile, staged cruise missile ...
North Korea announced it had tested its newly developed air defense system and struck a simulated airport in the east of the country with a long-range strategic cruise missile during a military exercise. The airport scenario was interpreted as a show of force against the United States, Japan, and South Korea.
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