Kim Jong Un Oversees People's Army Joint Strike Drill, Expresses Satisfaction with "Immediate Combat Readiness"

North Korean State Affairs Commission Chairman Kim Jong-un supervised a joint strike exercise of the People's Army unit on the 28th, the North Korean Workers' Party organ newspaper Rodong Sinmun reported on the 29th.

North Korean State Affairs Commission Chairman Kim Jong Un supervised a joint strike drill of the People's Army units on the 28th, according to the North Korean state media Korean Central News Agency on the 29th.

The agency reported, "Comrade Kim Jong Un guided the joint strike drill of the People's Army units on February 28," adding, "The drill was conducted with the purpose of assessing the mobility and firepower strike capabilities of the frontline and eastern district defense units and honing the command of joint strikes among military branches."

Chairman Kim personally observed and directed the drill from the observation post.

The agency stated, "The Supreme Leader expressed admiration for the combat readiness of the combined arms units and the frontline and eastern district defense units, which are fully prepared to enter battle immediately upon any order at any time, and sent a combat salute to all People's Army soldiers participating in the drill, extending special thanks as the Supreme Commander."

It added that Chairman Kim "expressed firm confidence that the People's Army, infinitely loyal to the Party's call, will continuously strengthen its combat power and firmly guarantee the revolutionary cause of Juche and the victorious advance of socialism as an invincible military force."

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