The Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed a North Korean Bulsae-4 missile system in the Kharkiv region. Video

In the Kharkiv region, soldiers of the 3rd separate assault brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine hit a North Korean Bulsae-4 long-range self-propelled anti-tank missile system (ATMS) of the Russian invaders. The enemy vehicle was hit on the move.

This was reported on the official Telegram channel of the 3rd Separate Mechanized Brigade. "Hunting by the Vitrolom unit, fighters of the Unmanned Systems Battalion," the caption reads.

The military showed footage of air patrols by FPV drone pilots and noted that this is just the beginning.

In addition to the Bulsae-4, the Ukrainian military attacked a Russian Ural and a hidden occupier's KAMAZ with drones. The enemy infantry was also hit: FPV drone pilots struck at Russians hiding in a house and also struck at their camouflaged shelters, smoking the invaders out.

What is known about the Bulsae-4

The Bulsae-4 is a modern North Korean long-range self-propelled ATGM based on the chassis of the North Korean M-2010 wheeled armored personnel carrier with a 6x6 wheel configuration, or on a lightweight chassis with a 4x4 wheel configuration.

The ATGM is designed to engage tanks, including those equipped with modern dynamic protection. The guided missile with optoelectronic guidance has a mode of attacking the target from above, where armored vehicles have the thinnest armor.

The Bulsae-4 can reportedly hit targets at a distance of 10 to 25 kilometers, even if they are located behind obstacles. Due to its characteristics, this ATGM poses a serious threat to enemy armored vehicles, as it can attack from a safe distance.

As reported by OBOZ.UA, it became known in the summer that Russian troops began using the Bulsae-4 long-range self-propelled anti-tank missile system in the war against Ukraine. Ukrainian aerial reconnaissance detected North Korean equipment on one of the directions when it was in the open.

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