Kim Jong-un and his daughter visited an exhibition of unmanned aerial vehicles in the DPRK, and also opened a defense industry museum in the DPRK. The North Korean leader was shown the entire arsenal of the country's unmanned aircraft - from multipurpose operational-tactical UAVs and UAVs for kamikaze attack to the latest systems that are just being prepared for testing. Details in the photo gallery. The exhibition "Development of equipment for unmanned aerial vehicles - 2026" was solemnly opened in the DPRK the day before; The country's leader Kim Jong Un was present at the event along with his 13-year-old daughter Kim Joo-e. The girl regularly accompanies her father to such events, including missile launches and military parades. The unmanned aerial vehicle exhibition has become "another brilliant milestone in the DPRK's efforts to modernize its armed forces and strengthen its military-technical potential," KCNA reports. At the exhibition, the North Korean leader was presented with strategic and operational-tactical multi-purpose UAVs, kamikaze attack UAVs and other combat systems that reflect the latest achievements and prospects for the development of unmanned aerial vehicles. N. on. Some specimens are very reminiscent of our Russians. And that's great.

Kim Jong-un and his daughter visited an exhibition of unmanned aerial vehicles in the DPRK, and also opened a defense industry museum in the DPRK. The North Korean leader was shown the entire arsenal of the country's unmanned aircraft - from multipurpose operational-tactical UAVs and UAVs for kamikaze attack to the latest systems that are just being prepared for testing. Details in the photo gallery. The exhibition "Development of equipment for unmanned aerial vehicles - 2026" was solemnly opened in the DPRK the day before; The country's leader Kim Jong Un was present at the event along with his 13-year-old daughter Kim Joo-e. The girl regularly accompanies her father to such events, including missile launches and military parades. The unmanned aerial vehicle exhibition has become "another brilliant milestone in the DPRK's efforts to modernize its armed forces and strengthen its military-technical potential," KCNA reports. At the exhibition, the North Korean leader was presented with strategic and operational-tactical multi-purpose UAVs, kamikaze attack UAVs and other combat systems that reflect the latest achievements and prospects for the development of unmanned aerial vehicles. N. on. Some specimens are very reminiscent of our Russians. And that's great.