Military experts debated the unseen results of the coming budget cuts to South Korea’s spy satellites and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) development plans.
The South Korean National Assembly on Thursday decided to draw back a significant amount of funding from the development of spy satellites and UAVs.
Military experts debated the unseen results of the coming budget cuts to South Korea’s spy satellites and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) development plans.
The South Korean National Assembly on Thursday decided to draw back a significant amount of funding from the development of spy satellites and UAVs.
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