North Korea's Kim Jong Un supervises trials of 'suicide drones'

During the test, which was held Saturday, drones of various types "all correctly identified and destroyed the designated targets after flying along different preset routes," the official Korean Central News Agency reported. Photos carried by KCNA showed a white attack drone crashing into and destroying what appears to be a replica of a South Korean K-2 battle tank. Such weapons, also known as "kamikaze drones" or "loitering munitions," have seen heavy use on the battlefield in Ukraine, from U.S.-supplied Switchblade drones to Russia's Zala Lancet and Iranian Shahed drones.