Russia attacks with missiles from North Korea: an expert explained their insidiousness and danger

The Russian army is working on algorithms for using missiles from North Korea, particularly during the attack on Kyiv and the region on the night of August 6.

Military expert Serhiy Hrabskyi explained the danger of using North Korean missiles during an interview on Radio NV.

"For the Russians, it doesn't matter much whether the missile hits or misses. For them, the accuracy of the missile is not a big problem. However, they are working on the algorithms for using these missiles. So we can endlessly laugh about the fact that these missiles are inaccurate, explode in the air and fall. But they pose a danger both from a military standpoint and from the perspective of terror," Hrabskyi explained.

However, according to the expert, Russia may improve these missiles "to make them more effective and more deadly." But even now, although these aerial targets "are not high-precision, they remain dangerous."

"We already see that the same Iranians are a clear example. By closely monitoring how their drones are used, they make certain improvements to their systems: increasing their payload capacity and accuracy. Therefore, it is necessary to understand that this is how the war between the civilized world and the axis of evil is being fought, where both sides are testing their weapons and combat equipment," Hrabskyi said.

The military expert also notes that although Russia positions itself as a super-modernized military state, "in reality, it is forced to use the junk it can get its hands on."

"This also indicates that despite all those declarations, Russia is unable to meet the needs of this war," Serhiy Hrabskyi added. 

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