South Korean Army Lays Out Plans to Take out North’s Artillery and SCUD Facilities

This picture taken on Sept. 25, 2017, shows a Hyunmoo-III cruise missile system. On Oct. 19, South Korean army sources outlined a missile strategy to take out North Korean artillery and SCUD missile facilities in a presentation to the National Assembly. Jung Yeon-Je/AFP/Getty Images

South Korea’s army laid out some of its war plans to parliamentarians there on Thursday, outlining how it would destroy North Korea’s front-line artillery systems and the regime’s SCUD missile facilities.

The army said it would be able to meet those objectives quickly, according to coverage from South Korea’s largest news agency, publicly funded Yonhap News.