DPRK Leader Guides Drill to 'Boost War Deterrence', State Media Says
Kim Jong Un, top leader of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), supervised a high-stakes simulated nuclear counterattack drill this week, state media reported. The exercise involved advanced rocket units and aimed to enhance the country’s 'prompt strike capabilities,' according to the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).
The drill comes amid rising geopolitical friction in the region, with analysts calling it a 'show of strength' on the global stage. Kim emphasized the need for 'constant readiness' to safeguard national security, KCNA added, framing the exercise as a deterrent against potential threats.
While details remain sparse, the drill highlights the DPRK’s continued focus on military modernization. For young global readers tracking Asia’s complex security dynamics, this move underscores how regional tensions are reshaping the geopolitical chessboard.
Kim emphasized the need for 'constant readiness' to safeguard national security, KCNA added, framing the exercise as a deterrent against potential threats.
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