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Investigations North Korea dismantles network of anti-aircraft guns protecting main nuke siteSatellite imagery shows ongoing work to remove 23 artillery batteries around Yongbyon, possibly to install newer systems North Korea is in the process of systematically dismantling the network of anti-aircraft artillery (AAA) that defends its main nuclear facility, NK Pro analysis of satellite imagery shows, The work to decommission nearly two dozen batteries around the Yongbyon nuclear complex began back in 2023, and it may represent an effort to replace outdated capabilities with new technology from Russia. But while the purpose remains unclear, it marks the country’s largest shift in land-based air defense infrastructure since Kim Jong Un rose to power. DECOMMISSIONED North Korea's skies are presently defended © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |



