North Korea's Long-Range Artillery Conducts Firepower Strike Training, Kim Jong-un Observes On-Site
On March 15, Xinhua News Agency reported from Pyongyang (reporters Wang Tianliao and Wang Chao) that the long-range artillery units of the Korean People's Army in the western region conducted firepower strike training on the 14th, with 12 units of 600mm ultra-precision multiple rocket launchers and two artillery companies participating. Kim Jong Un, General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea and Chairman of the State Affairs Commission, observed the training activities on-site.
It was reported that the rocket shells accurately hit target islands in the eastern waters of Korea, located 364.4 kilometers away.
Kim Jong Un stated that the most powerful attack capability is a reliable defense force, and that North Korea will strive for lasting peace with strong military power.
North Korean long-range artillery units conducted fire strike training on March 14, involving 12 600mm super precision multiple rocket launchers and two artillery battalions. The artillery successfully struck targets 364.4 kilometers away in the East Sea of Korea. Kim Jong-un observed the exercise, asserting that strong military capabilities are essential for achieving lasting peace.
- North Korean long-range artillery units conducted fire strike training on March 14.
- 12 600mm super precision multiple rocket launchers were involved in the exercise.
- The artillery successfully hit targets 364.4 kilometers away in the East Sea of Korea.
- Kim Jong-un observed the training exercise in person.
- North Korea emphasizes strong military capabilities for lasting peace.