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South Korea successfully completed a technical flight test of its domestically developed long-range air-to-ground missile Cheonryong. The test follows two consecutive failures in January and March, which required engineers to shut down the engine and ditch the prototypes. The recent test was conducted on June 25, 2026.
The successful test of the Cheonryong missile is significant for South Korea's defense capabilities, particularly in its ability to bypass enemy defenses with a bunker-busting cruise missile. This development showcases the country's progress in domestic missile production.
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