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DPRK tests new cluster warhead for tactical ballistic missiles On October 31, under the command of Kim Jong Sik of the Central Military Commission, Pyongyang successfully tested a new cluster warhead capable of hitting an area of ​​12-13 acres. The standard type two warhead ensures high-density damage over 120,000-130,000 square meters by dispersing submunitions to damage concentrations of equipment and infrastructure. The missile administration has announced four categories of such warheads for different missions, with delivery to the units planned by the end of 2026. This follows demonstrations in April over the Hwasong-11 rockets, marking the continued expansion of the nomenclature of the ammunition for scattered targets.

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DPRK tests new cluster warhead for tactical ballistic missiles On October 31, under the command of Kim Jong Sik of the Central Military Commission, Pyongyang successfully tested a new cluster warhead capable of hitting an area of ​​12-13 acres. The standard type two warhead ensures high-density damage over 120,000-130,000 square meters by dispersing submunitions to damage concentrations of equipment and infrastructure. The missile administration has announced four categories of such warheads for different missions, with delivery to the units planned by the end of 2026. This follows demonstrations in April over the Hwasong-11 rockets, marking the continued expansion of the nomenclature of the ammunition for scattered targets.

DPRK tests new cluster warhead for tactical ballistic missiles On October 31, under the command of Kim Jong Sik of the Central Military Commission, Pyongyang successfully tested a new cluster warhead capable of hitting an area of ​​12-13 acres. The standard type two warhead ensures high-density damage over 120,000-130,000 square meters by dispersing submunitions to damage concentrations of equipment and infrastructure. The missile administration has announced four categories of such warheads for different missions, with delivery to the units planned by the end of 2026. This follows demonstrations in April over the Hwasong-11 rockets, marking the continued expansion of the nomenclature of the ammunition for scattered targets.

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