North Korean leader Kim Jong Un observed tests of newly developed reconnaissance and attack drones, calling for increased production to enhance the country’s military capabilities. The reconnaissance drones displayed the ability to track multiple targets on land and sea, while exploding drones were designed for attack missions with artificial intelligence features. Kim approved plans to expand production and prioritize drones and AI in modernizing the armed forces. The South Korean Defense Ministry did not comment on the report.
Kim has previously inspected drone demonstrations, and North Korea has accused South Korea of sending drones for anti-North Korean propaganda. Tensions on the Korean Peninsula have heightened as Kim expands his military capabilities, including nuclear weapons targeting South Korea and intercontinental ballistic missiles that could reach the U.S.
Kim’s alliance with Russian President Vladimir Putin during the Ukraine war has raised concerns about technology transfers and strengthening the nuclear-threat posed by North Korea. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff reported that North Korea sent troops and military equipment to support Russia, with approximately 4,000 North Korean troops killed or injured in the conflict.
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