North Korea has launched production of mass attack UAVs, possibly using stolen technology from Israel.

North Korea has successfully tested attack unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and the country's leader Kim Jong Un has called for an acceleration in mass production of these weapons. UAVs are designed to carry explosives and destroy enemy targets by acting like guided missiles.

North Korea's official Central News Agency published photographs of Kim Jong Un discussing two types of unmanned aerial vehicles with officials. KCNA reported that the UAVs flew on different routes and accurately hit targets, including a passenger car and tanks.

Kim Jong Un stressed the need to speed up the production of drones, noting their importance in modern warfare. He expressed satisfaction with the development process and emphasized that drones are crucial military assets. The news agency also highlighted that they are easily and cheaply produced for a variety of military applications.