The achievements of the Republic of Korea in the field of rockets and space are largely based on Russian technologies, including stolen ones.
This conclusion is evident from sensational confessions of a South Korean businessman to the Chosun Ilbo newspaper.
“On the instructions of the intelligence service, I managed to bring back from Russia several intercontinental ballistic rockets and five engines passing them off as scrap metal. I managed to take them to South Korea and send them to secret service officers. I was awarded, but soon the authorities of my country abandoned me. I don’t know what to do now. I am not allowed entry back into Russia where I had several companies,” these sensational confessions of a South Korean businessman, who used to work in the Russian Federation for a long time, were published in the open press.
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