North Korea says its latest weapons tests included missiles with cluster-bomb warheads

"North Korea's testing spree involved ballistic missiles armed with cluster-bomb warheads, expanding its nuclear-capable forces aimed at South Korea. The tests included anti-aircraft weapons and electromagnetic systems."

"The missiles launched flew 240 to 700 kilometers before falling into the sea. The short-range missile, when armed with cluster munitions, can devastate targets covering an area of 6.5-7 hectares."

North Korea's recent missile tests included various new weapons systems, such as ballistic missiles with cluster-bomb warheads. The tests lasted three days and involved anti-aircraft weapons and electromagnetic systems. South Korea's military reported detecting multiple missile launches, with projectiles flying distances of 240 to 700 kilometers. The tests confirmed the capability of short-range missiles to target areas effectively. Japan's Defense Ministry noted that none of the missiles entered its exclusive economic zone, and the U.S. military assessed that the launches posed no immediate threat to its allies.

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