North Korea launches long-range cruise missiles to test army readiness
The exercise, carried out on Sunday, involved long-range missile units and focused on verifying firing procedures, maneuverability, and the reliability of what Pyongyang described as a key strategic weapon system. The missiles followed predetermined trajectories over the West Sea before hitting designated targets.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un personally supervised the drill. The news agency cited Kim as expressing “great satisfaction” with the results. He emphasized that routine testing of North Korea’s nuclear deterrent components represents a legitimate exercise of the country’s right to self-defense amid ongoing security threats.
Kim also reiterated Pyongyang’s commitment to continuing the development of its nuclear combat forces.
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