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  "path": "/news/world/166422-south-korea-k9mh-howitzer-global-artillery-market/",
  "publishedAt": "2026-04-15T15:05:00.000Z",
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  "textContent": "South Korea has presented its new defense product, the K9MH self-propelled howitzer, capable of firing up to nine rounds per minute, as it seeks to expand its presence in the global artillery market.\nOver the past decade, wheeled self-propelled howitzers have gained popularity in Europe due to their superior mobility, lower maintenance costs, and ability to rapidly deploy across long distances. Recognizing this trend, South Korea developed the K9MH to compete directly with established Western systems.\nBackground: The Proven K9 Platform\n\nThe K9MH builds on the highly successful K9 Thunder tracked self-propelled howitzer, one of South Korea's most widely exported defense systems. The K9 platform has been adopted by several countries, including Poland, Finland, Norway, and Estonia, and has earned a reputation for reliability, firepower, and advanced fire control systems.",
  "title": "South Korea Unveils K9MH Self-Propelled Howitzer to Compete in Europe"
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