North Korea's Kim Jong Un Deploys 50 New Rocket Launchers, Escalating South Korea Tensions

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Kim Jong Un Deploys 50 New Rocket Launchers, Tensions Rise with South Korea

Kim Jong Un Deploys 50 New Rocket Launchers, Tensions Rise with South Korea

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News18•19-02-2026, 21:44

Kim Jong Un Deploys 50 New Rocket Launchers, Tensions Rise with South Korea

•North Korean leader Kim Jong Un deployed 50 new short-range missile rocket launchers.
•The deployment aims to showcase military might and pressure South Korea before a party conference.
•Kim's sister accepted South Korea's apology for a drone intrusion but stated North Korea is strengthening border security.
•State media photos show rocket launcher trucks near the 'April 25 House of Culture' conference venue.
•Kim stated the 'wonderful' rocket launchers have AI and advanced guidance technology for 'strategic missions'.

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