South Korean Armed Forces - reports: North Korea fired MLRS
By: Armenia News - News am - Politics 07-10-22
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https://news.am/eng/news/711226.html
The South Korean military said on Sunday it had detected the trajectories of what appeared to be North Korean fires, possibly from multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS), Reuters reported.
The South Korean Joint Headquarters said the shots were detected after 6:00 pm local time, and that the military had stepped up surveillance and alert levels.
North Korea has test fired a range of missiles this year, from its largest intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) to small IRBMs. All are banned by UN Security Council resolutions that have imposed sanctions on North Korean missile development.
South Korea is developing a $2.6 billion artillery interception system similar to Israel's Iron Dome system, designed to defend against North Korea's arsenal of long-range guns and missiles.
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Personal note: Learning from North Korea, China & Russia.
Just think all these missiles around the globe and everyone
just itching to fire one (or more) just to see if their investiments
in missiles will actually hit their tragets - how will you know
without firing one or another; otherwise they will hit the
subject target?
Reply: You gotta Test'em - to know?
Much of the area around Seoul, the nation's capital, home to about half of the country's 52 million people, is within range of North Korea's long-range guns and multiple launch rocket systems.
The U.S. has stationed about 28,500 troops in South Korea, where they train alongside South Korean troops to counter North Korea. The Allies conducted their own missile exercises in response to some of North Korea's earlier launches. Ah! The old tit-for-tat approach - until all hell breaks actually loose!
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