The DPRK has tested the latest UAVs, and the country's leader Kim Jong-un watched their progress at the test site. This was reported today, September 19, by the North Korean KCNA news agency, publishing a photo.
"During the tests, the military-strategic value and innovative characteristics of the strategic unmanned reconnaissance vehicle, as well as the high combat effectiveness of the tactical attack drones of the Kymson series, were clearly demonstrated," reports KCNA. — Kim Jong-un expressed great satisfaction with the test results. He said that unmanned vehicles are becoming the most important asset of military activity, making the creation of a highly developed basic technology of unmanned vehicles, artificial intelligence and operational capabilities of unmanned weapons and equipment systems a priority and important task for the modernization of the DPRK armed forces."
On the same day, Kim Jong-un signed a document on a plan to further expand and strengthen the technological potential of the DPRK's Unmanned Aviation Technology Complex.
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