On one of the areas of the front, a Bulsae-4 self-propelled anti-tank missile system from North Korea was allegedly spotted with the russian occupiers.
This was reported by the KUP Telegram channel.
The channel published a photo, probably obtained from the Ukrainian military. On it, you can see an alleged Bulsae-4 self-propelled missile launcher standing in a field.
It is claimed that this technique was spotted on the territory of the russian federation near the border with the Kharkiv Region.
Photo: t.me/KUPua01
This is what the Bulsae-4 system looks like.
Bulsae-4 installations during a military parade in Pyongyang. Photo: KNCA
The channel claims that with the help of a Bulsae-4 self-propelled system, the invaders allegedly destroyed a British 155-mm AS-90 howitzer.
The channel did not provide any confirmation of this information.
What is known about the self-propelled missile launcher Bulsae-4
According to information from open sources, Bulsae-4 is a self-propelled installation armed with anti-tank guided missiles capable of hitting targets at a distance of 15 to 25 kilometers.
Production and acquisition began around 2018, although exact details remain unclear due to the classified nature of North Korea's military program.
A public demonstration of the Bulsae-4 took place in June 2016 on North Korean state television, showing the anti-tank missile launched from a Mi-2 helicopter, confirming its entry into service in the coming years.
The Bulsae-4 uses an electro-optical homing head combined with fiber-optic guidance. This technology allows the missile to maneuver around obstacles and hit hidden targets.
The Defense Forces of Ukraine have not yet commented on the information that russian troops are using North Korean equipment in the war against Ukraine.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, the day before, analysts of the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) said that russia is exchanging food for lethal weapons in North Korea.
We will remind, at the end of June, a number of mass media reported that North Korea allegedly intends to send its engineering troops to the occupied territories of Ukraine.
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