Kim Jong Un Inspects North Korean Munitions Factory, Tests New Pistol with Daughter
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un inspected a major munitions factory, testing a newly developed pistol alongside his daughter, Ju Ae. The factory operates under the Second Economy Commission, focusing on the production of light arms. Kim expressed satisfaction with the pistol's performance and emphasized the need for modernization and expansion of production capabilities as part of a five-year defense plan. He plans to hold a Central Military Commission meeting next month to discuss the budget for upgrading key munitions facilities.

Kim Jong Un inspected a munitions factory focused on light arms production, testing a new pistol alongside his daughter, Ju Ae. During the visit, he received reports on the pistol's structural performance and combat utility, indicating satisfaction with its development.
He highlighted the importance of modernizing production lines and improving quality standards in ammunition factories. As part of a five-year national defense plan, Kim announced plans for a Central Military Commission meeting next month to discuss the modernization of munitions factories and funding for three key facilities. The factory is overseen by North Korea's Second Economy Commission.




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