Ukrainian Third Assault Brigade soldiers defeat North Korean anti-tank missile system
Ukrainian soldiers defeat North Korean anti-tank missile system (illustrative photo: Getty Images)
The soldiers of the Third Separate Assault Brigade destroyed a North Korean anti-tank missile system. It happened in the Kharkiv region, according to the brigade's press service.
As noted, pilots of FPV drones in the Kharkiv region hit a North Korean long-range self-propelled anti-tank missile system Bulsae-4.
The soldiers also burned down a Russian Ural vehicle and hit a KamAZ truck hidden by the enemy.
The enemy infantry also suffered. The Third Assault Brigade notes that drone operators attacked the Russian soldiers in the house as well as the invaders' camouflaged hideouts.
The Third Assault Brigade showed footage of combat operations. The video captures the work of the Vitrolom unit and the fighters of the unmanned systems battalion.
For reference. The Bulsae-4 is a long-range self-propelled anti-tank missile system manufactured by the DPRK. In July 2024, it was first reported that Russia used this weapon at the front. The Bulsae-4 can hit targets beyond the line of sight at a distance of more than 10 km.
DPRK's participation in the war against Ukraine
According to intelligence reports, North Korea has transferred ammunition and ballistic missiles to Russia, which the Russian military is using to fire on Ukraine.
In the fall, it became known that the DPRK had also sent more than 10,000 soldiers to Russia to participate in the war against Ukraine.
According to the Defense Forces, the North Korean military has already participated in hostilities in the Kursk region. The media reported the deaths of DPRK soldiers and officers.
Western media also noted that the DPRK had transferred long-range missile and artillery systems to the Russian army.
