Bangladesh, April 10 -- North Korea has conducted a series of advanced weapons tests, signaling a renewed push to diversify its military capabilities beyond traditional nuclear arms. According to the state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), the tests focused on so-called “special assets,” including electromagnetic pulse systems, carbon fiber “blackout” bombs, and upgraded mobile air defense technologies.

The trials reportedly took place over three consecutive days and were overseen by senior military officials. Among them was General Kim Jong-sik, who described the newly tested systems as strategically significant additions to the countrys arsenal. While KCNA offered only limited technical details, the announc...