Afghanistan, April 14 -- North Korea has tested strategic cruise missiles and anti-ship missiles from a newly deployed destroyer, state media reported on Tuesday.
According to KCNA, the test was conducted to assess the operational performance of the warship, identified as the Chae-hyon destroyer.
During the exercise, two cruise missiles and three anti-ship missiles were launched to evaluate guidance systems, accuracy, and crew readiness in combat conditions.
The tests were carried out in the presence of Kim Jong Un and senior military officials, underscoring the significance of the program for the country's defense strategy.
Experts say the move reflects Pyongyang's growing focus on naval capabilities, alongside its ongoing missile and ...