Kim Jong Un Unveils North Korea's Weapons Museum (+Photos)

Published images suggest the complex may be built underground. The weapons are displayed in long, tunnel-like halls.

Ambassador Arjan; Weapons Image Magazine - North Korea's leader opened a new museum to display the country's nuclear missiles, drones and other weapons and emphasized the continued development of these military equipment. North Korean state media published this news.

In a separate report, Ambassador Arjan of North Korea (KCNA) discussed Monday's missile test and claimed that this test has created an "important change" in the way of upgrading the country's weapons systems.

Ambassador Arjan of North Korea announced on Tuesday the opening of the "National Defense Revolution Museum" under the supervision of the second economic commission of this country. In this report, the dimensions and exact location of the museum are not announced; But the published images show that this complex may have been built underground. Weapons are displayed in long, tunnel-like halls.

In the opening ceremony, Kim Jong-un described this museum as "the greatest national treasure", which, according to him, clearly and comprehensively shows how the dignity and security of North Korea and the well-being of the people of this country are ensured and peace is maintained in this land.