North Korea tests 'Haeil-2', a nuclear-capable unmanned underwater attack weapon, saying the trial proved 'reliability' of weapon system and its 'fatal attack ability'
Test proved"reliability" of weapon system and its"fatal attack ability," state media KCNA reports.
North Korea has carried out an underwater strategic weapon system test from April 4 to April 7, state media KCNA said. he test perfectly proved the reliability of the underwater strategic weapon system and its fatal attack ability." The country tested "Haeil-2" after it disclosed a new underwater drone system designed to make sneak attacks in enemy waters.
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