North Korean Bulsae-4 Seen Operating Near Kharkiv! Did NOT Destroy an AS-90
Video Summary
A North Korean weapon system, the Busai 4, has been spotted near the border with Ukraine, potentially used in a recent attack that destroyed an As90 Hartzer. The Busai 4 is a non-line of sight, fiber-optic guided missile system with a range of 15-25 km. It has a unique “see-through-the-wall” capability, transmitting data back to the operator, allowing them to see what the missile sees. The system consists of eight launchers mounted on the chassis of a North Korean M2010 APC. However, geolocation data suggests the location of the attack was on the Eastern Front, not near the border with Hungary. This raises questions about the authenticity of the claims and whether the system has been operating in Ukraine for several months without being detected. The author questions whether the attack was actually carried out by a different system, citing the unusual flight path and lack of evidence of the Busai 4’s presence in the region until recently.
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