1.5조 쏟아부은 한화, KAI까지 품는다?... 'K-방산' 판이 완전히 뒤집히는 이유 [한방이슈]

Following the "Last Supper" at the U.S. Pentagon in 1993, 51 defense companies were reorganized into five giant corporations, including Lockheed Martin and Boeing. Now, more than 30 years later, the same question is being posed to the South Korean defense industry. Hanwha Group, which has risen to become the second-largest shareholder by investing over 1 trillion won in KAI shares this year alone, is aiming to surpass a 15% stake through additional purchases and is even considering a merger review. Is this the birth of a "Korean SpaceX" that encompasses land, sea, air, and space beyond simple weapon manufacturing, or is it the beginning of a monopoly that shakes the domestic defense ecosystem? We provide an in-depth analysis of the reality behind the "weight class war" unfolding behind the record-breaking boom of the K-defense industry and Hanwha's 1.5 trillion won gamble. ✅ Key Timeline 00:00 1993 U.S. Pentagon… And 30 Years Later, Korea 01:36 Quiet Accumulation, Noisy Debate 04:59 The Game Changed by War 06:43 The World Moved First 08:48 Hanwha's Calculation... "From the Sky to Space" 13:38 Monopoly or National Representative? 16:29 Whose Bill Is It? Planning & Composition: Kim Jae-hyung Production: Lee Hyung-geun [Copyright (c) YTN. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, and use of AI data are prohibited.]