11/ Russia’s support for North Korea goes beyond drones. Moscow has reportedly transferred at least one Pantsir air-defense system and provided data feedback from NK ballistic missile launches, helping improve Pyongyang’s missile accuracy and overall operational performance.
Is there any information about the South Korean response? One would think that they should be heavily invested in Ukraine.
12/ For the Korean Peninsula, this trajectory signals a more capable, modernized North Korean force, moving beyond outdated mid-20th-century playbooks. Globally, the risk extends further: Pyongyang has long supplied weapons to sanctioned actors, contributing to global instability
13/ While it’s uncertain how far North Korea can scale or replicate these lessons across its armed forces due to serious financial constraints, it’s clear that this experience won’t be buried, and Pyongyang will apply these insights wherever feasible.
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Low price precision at tactical, operational or even strategic levels. Yup, you're correct, if I were any sort of irregular or underfunded force I'd be all over that, especially since my alternative is most likely going to be ancient artillery from the early cold war.