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Why is South Korea developing an Israeli-style Iron Dome?


Why is South Korea developing an Israeli-style Iron Dome?
Frank Smith
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The Israeli Iron Dome missile defence system, left, intercepts rockets, right, fired by the Hamas movement towards southern Israel from Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip as seen in the sky above the Gaza Strip overnight on May 14, 2021 [File: Anas Baba/AFP]
Seoul, South Korea – South Korea is developing a new artillery and short-range rocket defence system modelled after Israel’s Iron Dome, in a further upgrade to its military hardware on a peninsula that technically remains at war.
The South Korean government said last month that it plans to spend about $2.5bn on research and development and deploy the new system by 2035. ....

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Why does South Korea develop an Israeli-style iron dome? | News


Why does South Korea develop an Israeli-style iron dome? | News
Seoul, Korea– South Korea is developing a new type of artillery and short-range rocket defense system modeled on the Israeli iron dome to further upgrade its military hardware on the peninsula, which is still technically at war.
The South Korean government said last month that it plans to invest approximately US$2.5 billion in R&D and deployment of new systems by 2035.
The Korean War of 1950-53 ended with an armistice rather than a peace treaty. Since then, the North and South have established armies and armaments along the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) that separates the two countries. North Korea has also developed nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles in recent years. Although the envisaged South Korean defense system cannot defend against these weapons, it can target artillery and short-range rockets. ....

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