Did Russia fire North Korean missile at Ukraine's Kharkiv on 2 January? Kyiv shows ‘proof’
ALSO READ: Video. After govt headquarters, Russia attacks Kharkiv police Department building Chubenko said that the missile was slightly bigger in diameter than the Russian Iskander missile, as its nozzle, internal electrical windings, and rear parts were also different.
Without sharing the missile's exact model name, he said, “That is why we are leaning towards the version that this may be a missile that was supplied by North Korea." In the Russian attack on Kharkiv this week, two people were killed and over 60 were injured. This is seen as one of its biggest missile and drone strikes.
As per details, North Korea has been under a United Nations arms embargo as Security Council resolutions ban countries from trading weapons or other military equipment with North Korea. U.N.
Security Council resolutions - approved with Russian support - ban countries from trading weapons or other military equipment with North Korea. The Russian shelling of Ukrainian cities also destroyed the regional Police Department in Ukraine's Kharkiv on 2 January.
This incident comes a day after the Russian forces destroyed the regional administration building in Kharkiv as they unleashed a missile on the war-torn country. With agency inputs.Milestone Alert!
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