South Korea has completed development of enhanced radar technology capable of effectively tracking multiple incoming warheads, marking a significant step for Seoul’s indigenous self-defense capabilities.
The Agency for Defense Development (ADD), a government-funded research agency, announced the technology’s completion in a press release on Tuesday.
South Korea has completed development of enhanced radar technology capable of effectively tracking multiple incoming warheads, marking a significant step for Seoul’s indigenous self-defense capabilities.
The Agency for Defense Development (ADD), a government-funded research agency, announced the technology’s completion in a press release on Tuesday.
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Ethan Jewell is a Seoul-based correspondent for NK News focused on sanctions, trade and maritime issues. He previously worked as an investigations and intelligence specialist for Pinkerton Comprehensive Risk Management and as a research intern for the Brookings Institution's Center for East Asia Policy Studies.