The North Korean news agency reported that Pyongyang successfully tested a cluster warhead designed for tactical ballistic missiles, aiming to assess the destructive power of this system. The agency stated that the missile authority conducted a test on October 31
to evaluate the suitability and strength of the cluster warhead intended for tactical missiles. The field tests focused on measuring the destructive capability of this warhead and its suitability for complex military operations. It was explained that the standard Type
2 warhead is designed to strike targets spread over an area between 12 and 13 hectares, enhancing the country's deterrent capabilities against hostile moves. Recently, Pyongyang has concentrated on developing tactical ballistic missiles, which are short- and medium-range missiles designed
to hit precise targets with high speed. This test is part of North Korea's ongoing efforts to advance its missile arsenal and diversify the types of munitions used.
