North Korea Conducts Joint Firepower Attack Drill Involving Drones and Missiles
North Korea recently conducted a joint firepower attack drill involving various units of the Korean People's Army. The drill included new combat systems such as attack drones, tactical cruise missiles, large-caliber thermal-pressure multiple rocket launchers, and tactical ballistic missiles. This exercise was reported by the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) and occurred shortly after South Korea, the United States, and Japan concluded a trilateral military exercise. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff detected multiple ballistic missiles launched from North Korea's Wonsan area towards the East Sea on the day prior to the North Korean report. The drill involved subunits selected from five artillery and missile joint units, indicating a comprehensive military exercise designed to showcase North Korea's advanced weaponry and readiness.