South Korea’s L-SAM Missile System – A Direct Threat to North Korea?

South Korea’s L-SAM (Long-range Surface-to-Air Missile) system is undergoing rigorous testing, marking a significant advancement in the country’s air defense capabilities. Designed to intercept high-altitude threats, including ballistic missiles, the L-SAM system is set to become a key pillar of South Korea’s multi-layered missile defense strategy.

Developed by LIG Nex1 under South Korea’s Kill Chain Defense System, this advanced weapon can target missiles at altitudes of up to 50–60 km. With its successful test launch, L-SAM is expected to strengthen the nation’s defense against potential threats from North Korea and beyond.

This high-tech missile interception system is often compared to the U.S. THAAD system and is projected to be fully deployed by the late 2020s. The successful testing of L-SAM highlights South Korea’s growing defense capabilities and its commitment to regional security.

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