The first long-range self-propelled guns from the DPRK were spotted in Russia: What makes them special?
The Koksan self-propelled howitzer can fire two rounds within five minutes, according to military expert Oleh Katkov.
North Korean self-propelled gun M1989 Koksan in Russia / Photo: Photo from open sources
The first long-range self-propelled guns from the DPRK were spotted in Russia.
This information was shared by the editor-in-chief of the specialized military publication Defense Express, Oleh Katkov, during a broadcast on "KYIV24."
The military expert says that the Koksan self-propelled howitzer is capable of firing two rounds in five minutes. Additionally, the Defense Express editor notes that the system can use rocket-assisted projectiles, extending its firing range to 60 kilometers.
At the same time, Oleh Katkov emphasized that the transfer of these SPGs to Russia "will change little."
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