From what I've read, the AS-90 video is from a few months ago, and indications are that the Bulsae-4 only showed up more recently. It's not impossible that the AS-90 was a Bulsae-4 kill, but seems unlikely in that case.
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So this thing would be... Bulsae-6?
Or 7. Since there is also AGM-114 Hellfire clone.
I thought 2 is fagot, 1 is malyutka. 3 is modernized fagot-m.
No. Never. Ever. Was any information to confirm such besides assertion made by those uneducated on topic of North Korea.
Bulsae-1 is Shmel.
Bulsae-2 is Malyutka.
Bulsae-3 is regular Fagot/Konkurs(since unified launcher).
Bulsae-4 is 3 with redone SACLOS from wire to laser beam riding akin to Kornet.
Bulsae-4M is modernized to make launch post lighter with more compact components, this one exported to Hamas.
Bulsae-5 is Kornet clone.
May I see an example of a fagot-like atgm labeled with Bulsae-2 label? The two are different enough to visually distinguish. Should be easy enough.
May you go somewhere else to troll.
Along with the Mi-2s.
The Mi-2 remains an iconic representative of the achievements of the North Korean aviation industry. It is really unfair to me that it was not reported in KCNA.
The Mi-2 remains an iconic representative of the achievements of the North Korean aviation industry. It is really unfair to me that it was not reported in KCNA.