North Korean special forces have been training to invade South Korea with paragliders, according to South Korea’s Yonhap news agency.
The drills were conducted in mid-September at a training site with a building modeled after the South Korea-US Combined Forces Command in Seoul, Yonhap reported.
Special forces from North Korea’s navy, air force, 11th army corps, and sniper brigade participated, according to Newsweek.
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North Korean special forces have been training to invade South Korea with paragliders, according to South Korea’s Yonhap news agency.
The drills were conducted in mid-September at a training site with a building modeled after the South Korea-US Combined Forces Command in Seoul, Yonhap reported.
Special forces from North Korea’s navy, air force, 11th army corps, and sniper brigade participated, according to Newsweek.
Paragliders can fly below radar and can also be folded down and transported easily.
“A paraglider flies at a low altitude without making a sound. It could be useful for making a surprise attack, like a drone,” a South Korean defense official told Yonhap.
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