North Korean state media has confirmed leader Kim Jong Un has ordered production of missiles and other weapons to be increased dramatically.
The leader of North Korea has ordered production of missiles and other weapons to be increased dramatically, state media reports.are set to begin annual military drills – which Kim Jong Un views as an ‘invasion rehearsal’.
The Korean Central News Agency said Kim visited factories producing tactical missiles, mobile launch platforms, armoured vehicles and artillery shells over the weekend. During a stop at the missile factory, Kim set a goal to ‘drastically boost’ production capacity so the facility can mass produce missiles to meet the needs of frontline military units.
He said: ‘The qualitative level of war preparations depends on the development of the munitions industry and the factory bears a very important responsibility in speeding up the war preparations of the Korean People’s Army.’ Visiting other factories, Kim called for building more modern missile launch trucks and said there is an urgent need to boost production of large-calibre multiple rocket launcher shells ‘at an exponential rate’.Kim has been focusing on enlarging his nuclear and missile arsenals since his high-stakes diplomacy with then US president Donald Trump collapsed in 2019.
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