In a major battlefield development, Ukrainian troops have destroyed a rare North Korean-made M1989 Koksan self-propelled ...

Ukrainian forces announced the destruction of a North Korean Koksan artillery system, alongside significant losses inflicted ...

“The range of armaments provided by North Korea to Russia is quite wide, starting with [122mm] D-74 [howitzers] and 107mm infantry variant [multiple launch rocket systems] MLRS systems to 240mm ...

In addition to the artillery system, Russian military vehicles and a motorcycle were also damaged or destroyed. The M-1978 Koksan, produced by North Korea, is equipped with a 170 mm cannon.

Current Russian artillery in Ukraine includes the 2S19 Msta-SM2 self-propelled 152-mm howitzer, which has a range of up to 25 miles and a rate of fire of 10 rounds per minute. North Korea's M-1978 ...

North Korean artillery systems, specifically the powerful 170mm “Koksan” guns, have been spotted in Russian-occupied Crimea – potentially signaling Pyongyang’s growing involvement in the Kremlin’s war ...

North Korean artillery was spotted in the Crimea being moved by Russian troops. It raises concerns that it could be deployed on the territory of Ukraine. This has been reported by RBC-Ukraine. In ...

In a post on X, the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine wrote: "Another Koksan artillery system was destroyed by the warriors from 413th UAS Battalion. The artillery from North Korea burn just as well ...

“Due to a shortage of barrel artillery, Russia has increasingly relied on SPG such as the Koksan, which were supplied by North Korea,” the report says. Analysts reported at the end of 2024 that North ...

The Ukrainian Defense Forces hit three self-propelled artillery guns Koksan at once, which the army of the aggressor country of russia received from North Korea for use in the war against Ukraine.