During a two-day inspection, which lasted until Wednesday, Kim oversaw the drone performance tests "capable of tracking and monitoring different strategical objectives and actions of enemy troops" on land and at sea, as well as batting ability of drone-kamikaze equipped with artificial intelligence technology – stated the Korean Central Information Agency (KCNA).
The study besides states that the tests “fully demonstrated (...) impact capacity” to be utilized in various Tactical attack missions.
"Trend of Modern War". Unmanned and AI precedence
Quoted by the agency Kim Jong Un noted that Unmanned equipment and AI should be ‘priorityally treated and developed during the modernisation of the armed forces’ to keep up with ‘The trend of modern war, in which the drive to usage intelligent drones as the main means of military force is intensified," he said, referring to the widespread usage of specified units in Ukraine.
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"Who was besides presented to the recently developed electronic jamming and attack systems, to neutralize the enemy's weaponry," KCNA reported.
North Korea. Kim Dong Un during AI drone inspection
In photos published by the Agency You can besides see Kim climbing the stairs towards the door of a large aircraft with 4 engines and a radar dome mounted on the hull.
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Based on commercial satellite photos analysts had previously reported that Pyongyang transforms the Russian transport aircraft Il-76 into the function of an early informing unit.
“Russia may have something in common”
Yonhap Agency notes that KCNA has published only aerial photos, not to mention in his written reports, "probably due to the fact that it was not developed utilizing native technology, but seemingly with abroad aid.”
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– A fresh assessment of average operations and modified usability is required an early informing aircraft, said Colonel Li Sung Dzun, spokesperson for Joint Chiefs of Staff Command. – As you can see, it is very clumsy and judged as susceptible to interception – he added.
Although the device comes from an existing fleet, “Russia may have had something to do with the interior strategy and parts“ – he admitted Li erstwhile asked if Moscow could supply technological support to Pyongyang in exchange for sending troops as support in the war against Ukraine.
