A day after Pyongyang released pictures of its special forces raiding a replica of South Korea’s presidential office, Seoul has reportedly deployed around 40 bunker busters to the peninsula.
Accurate enough to penetrate Kim Jong Un’s office windows, an expert said, more units of Taurus KEPD 350 missiles - European-made so-called "bunker busters" - are to arrive next year, various South Korean media reported on Monday.
A day after Pyongyang released pictures of its special forces raiding a replica of South Korea’s presidential office, Seoul has reportedly deployed around 40 bunker busters to the peninsula.
Accurate enough to penetrate Kim Jong Un’s office windows, an expert said, more units of Taurus KEPD 350 missiles - European-made so-called "bunker busters" - are to arrive next year, various South Korean media reported on Monday.
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