Defence Notes
PREMIUM: South Korean missiles forge ahead
Before the end of this year, South Korea will commence low-rate production of a new missile called the Korean Tactical Surface-to-Surface Missile (KTSSM), which is designed primarily to hit targets underground or in reinforced structures.
Its manufacture was approved by the Defense Project Promotion Committee, as announced by the Defense ...
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