Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un Guides Test-Fire of Super-large Multiple Rocket Launcher Again

Pyongyang, September 11 (KCNA) — Kim Jong Un, chairman of the Workers’ Party of Korea, chairman of the State Affairs Commission of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and supreme commander of the armed forces of the DPRK, gave field guidance to the test-fire of super-large multiple rocket launcher again on Tuesday.

The Supreme Leader learned in detail about the indexes to be confirmed in the test-fire while measuring the time of combat deployment of super-large multiple rocket launcher.

Two rounds of test-fire took place.

The recent test-fire was in full line with its purpose and served as an occasion to clearly decide the next-stage orientation to complete the weapon system.

The Supreme Leader said that the weapon system of super-large multiple rocket launcher has been finally verified in terms of combat operation, the characteristics of trajectory, accuracy and precise homing functions, adding that what remains to be done is running fire test which is most vivid character in terms of the power of multiple rocket launcher.

He highly appreciated the ardent patriotism and loyalty to the Party of the leading officials, scientists and technicians in the field of national defense science research who are bringing record-breaking successes one after another in the development of our style super-large multiple rocket launcher and extended thanks to them.

He indicated immediate tasks and ways for putting the production of our style tactical guided weapons including super-large multiple rocket launcher on the highest level and steadily attaining the goals of breaking through the cutting-edge in the field of national defense science.

He was accompanied by Army General Pak Jong Chon, chief of the general staff of the Korean People’s Army, and Kim Yo Jong, Jo Yong Won, Ri Pyong Chol, Kim Jong Sik and other senior officials of the Party Central Committee and Jang Chang Ha, Jon Il Ho, Jong Sung Il and other leading officials in the field of national defense science to guide the test-fire. -0-