Vlad Litnarovych

North Korea’s soldiers in Russia have not vanished from the battlefield—they have quietly been absorbed into Moscow’s war machine, gaining frontline experience with drones, artillery, and modern combat tactics that could reshape Pyongyang’s military for years to come.

Russian defense media are touting the Chrysanthemum-M anti-tank missile as a newly enhanced, supersonic weapon—but the missile has been supersonic since the 1990s.