North Korea Has Given Its City-Smashing Rocket Launchers To Russia
In Russian service, the launchers could strike Ukrainian trenches and fire back at Ukraine’s own howitzers and launchers. Equally worryingly, they could hit front-line cities including Kharkiv, which is situated just 25 miles from the Russia-Ukraine border.
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