North Korea tests new surface-to-air missile
North Korea has successfully tested its latest surface-to-air missile, state-run media reported Friday. The test, conducted by the Missile Administration, aimed to evaluate the combat performance of the newly developed air defense system, which has now entered full-scale production, according to the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).
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