On April 16, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attended an artillery firing competition celebrating the country's most significant national holiday, once again bypassing the customary visit to a major state mausoleum.

North Korea fired approximately 10 artillery rockets earlier this week, likely as part of its regular winter military exercises, officials said Wednesday.

Azerbaijani and Serbian forces conducted a joint tactical exercise involving artillerymen from the two countries.

South Korean tanks and howitzers have participated in combined live-fire drills in Qatar, marking the Army's first overseas exercise with armored vehicles, officials announced on Monday.

International artillery support exercises, named Fire Thunder 2024, will kick off on September 23 across three military training grounds in Lithuania.