North Korea claims to have made ‘suicide attack drones’ that use AI

North Korea is realizing the need for not only nuclear weapons, but also modernized capabilities in large-scale warfare, like AI and unmanned systems,

Cha said

North Korea is completely transforming itself by upgrading its weapons systems for modern warfare based on its experiences in the war in Ukraine, and by copying military technologies from countries like China and Russia,

Yoo Yong-won, who sits on the National Defense Committee, told local media on Friday

Russia may have had something to do with the internal systems and parts,

Lee said Thursday

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The field of unmanned equipment and artificial intelligence should be top-prioritized and developed in modernizing the armed forces,

KCNA quoted Kim as saying of the "defense science research work."

In addition to manpower, North Korea continues to supply missiles, artillery equipment, and ammunition,

according to a report by the JCS

It is estimated that an additional 3,000 troops were sent between January and February as reinforcements,

South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) said, adding

So far, it is assessed that North Korea has provided a significant quantity of short-range ballistic missiles [SRBMs], as well as about 220 units of 170mm self-propelled guns and 240mm multiple rocket launchers,

it said

The ability of an AEW aircraft to look down mitigates some of the challenges of the terrain and ground-clutter returns to track low-flying aircraft and cruise missiles,

the report said

Proved at the test was the innovative performance of a new-type strategic reconnaissance drone with the detective ability capable of tracking and monitoring different strategic targets and enemy troops' activities on the ground and the sea,

the KCNA said