Tech, Spending Woes Plague S. Korea’s Kill Chain Program, Report Says

Bradley Perrett Kim Minseok October 07, 2016
Credit: Hyunmu 3: South Korean ministry of defense
BEIJING/SEOUL—South Korea’s Kill Chain program to create a capability for pre-empting North Korean attack has come under criticism for unbalanced spending and technical shortcomings. Two South Korean indigenous programs are consuming 90% of the missile budget of Kill Chain, says a member of...
Bradley Perrett

Bradley Perrett covered China, Japan, South Korea and Australia. He is a Mandarin-speaking Australian.

Kim Minseok

Kim Minseok covers South Korean defense. He has worked as a journalist for South Korean military magazines Military Review and Defense Times. Mr Kim is also a research fellow at the Korea Defense and Security Forum, a think tank.

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