South Korea conducts test flight of its domestic hypersonic weapon

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South Korea successfully test-flew a domestically developed hypersonic weapon, as confirmed by a news report. The test demonstrates the country's progress in advanced military technology. This development is part of a broader regional arms race involving hypersonic capabilities. The move aims to enhance South Korea's defensive and deterrent posture.

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