An expert believes that North Korean short-range ballistic missiles could hit pinpoint targets.
North Korean arms are known for being cheap rather than good, as Moscow discovered when it recently began importing shoddy North Korean ammunition .
But these North Korean ballistic missiles are not some knockoff of the notorious 1950s Soviet Scud, a liquid-fueled rocket that takes more than an hour to launch.
"They may have some design heritage with Russian systems, but they borrow heavily from North Korean expertise."
This suggests that Russia will need a lot of North Korean missiles, which in turn raises the question of North Korea's rocket manufacturing capacity.
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