North Korea Held Live-Fire Drills Involving Artillery and Missiles, KCNA Says
- North Korea conducted a live-fire joint firepower attack drill on September 12 involving five army units to test long-range artillery and missile systems, including attack drones and ballistic missiles, as reported by state media KCNA.
- KCNA cited an artillery director saying the drill aimed to boost troop morale and enhance their ability to completely collapse the enemy when ordered.
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In the DPRK, joint long-range artillery and missile exercises at all levels with offensive drones were conducted on Saturday, and the Korea Central Telecommunications Agency (KTAK) is transmitting. "The exercises involved units of five artillery and missile compounds with advanced weapon systems, including (...) offensive drones, strategic cruise missiles, large-calibre fire defence systems and tactical ballistic missiles," wrote the agency.
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North Korea held a live-fire drill to test long-range artillery and missile units of its army, state media KCNA reported on Monday.The "joint firepower attack drill" on Saturday involved five army units and tested several weapon systems, including various attack drones, tactical cruise missiles, tactical ballistic missiles, and large-caliber multiple rocket launchers, KCNA said.
The Korean People’s Army conducted joint drills involving long-range artillery and missile forces, using strategic cruise missiles and tactical ballistic missiles, the Korean Central News Agency reported
The exercises took place on September 12. Five North Korean artillery and missile units participated. Strike drones and large-caliber multiple-launch rocket systems equipped with thermobaric munitions were also deployed.According to the Korean Central...
Five Democratic People's Republic of Korea artillery and missile compounds conducted a joint fire raid exercise, which took place on 12 September and was reported by the Korea Central Telecommunications Agency (KTAC).
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