North Korea fires what appears to be longest-range missile since 2017
The test on Sunday is the seventh of its kind conducted by North Korea this month.
The test on Sunday is the seventh of its kind conducted by North Korea this month.
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The new air defence system will replace the Rapier missile system – which was in service for almost 50 years.
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The weapon can communicate data through a team and combines normal, infrared and thermal sights.
The guns were never used in anger, even during wartime, but they were fired regularly in training in preparation for an attack.
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The Rapier replacement has three times the missile range and eight times the radar range.
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The new weapon mounting gets the thumbs-up after extensive trials in different scenarios and weather conditions.
The parade appears to have featured hardware left over in the country following the Western military withdrawal in August.