[News NIGHT] "Tomorrow, leave your car in downtown Seoul!"As an event of Armed Forces Day, control, land, sea, and air weapons are 'all out' everywhere.

Tomorrow, which is Armed Forces Day and a temporary holiday, there are many people who are thinking about where to go out.

If you're in Seoul, you'd better leave your car behind.

This is because various events will be held in downtown Seoul tomorrow to mark the 76th anniversary of the Armed Forces Day.

First of all, there is a Armed Forces Day ceremony at Seongnam Seoul Airport in the morning.

Later, from 1 p.m., armoured equipment units such as military transport buses and K2 tanks will be moved for the city march.

Accordingly, major roads such as Sadang Station and Isu Intersection will be controlled in turn.

From 4 p.m., there will be a large-scale city parade from Sungnyemun Gate to Gwanghwamun in Sejong-daero.

Land, sea, and air weapons will be dispatched to show off their prowess in front of the citizens.

Above all, the surface-to-surface missile Hyunmoo-5, considered the "world's strongest bunker buster," is expected to appear for the first time, drawing attention.

Hyeonmu-5, which destroys the underground bunker where the North Korean command is hiding in case of emergency, is considered a weapon with tactical nuclear weapons-grade penetration as it weighs 8-9 tons of warheads.

In addition, the U.S. Air Force's B-1B Lancer, a supersonic strategic bomber capable of carrying up to 57 tons of bombs, including nuclear weapons, will fly over Seoul for the first time.

There will also be an aerial parade of more than 70 land, sea, and air helicopters, including Apache and Surion.

The Armed Forces Day event will mobilize 5,400 soldiers and cost 7.9 billion won in the national budget.

YTN will broadcast the Armed Forces Day event live tomorrow.