ALBAWABA - In a startling revelation, Ukraine asserts that Russia may be utilizing missiles sourced from North Korea in its ongoing offensive.
The question raised by the United States about Russia targeting Ukraine with North Korean-acquired missiles finds validation from Kiev. Presidential Office Advisor Podolyak disclosed that, for the first time in the occupation, Russia has purportedly struck Ukraine using missiles obtained from North Korea.
Following the statement made by John Kirby, Coordinator of Strategic Communications for the U.S. National Security Council, regarding North Korea supplying ballistic missiles and launch ramps to Russia, it was revealed that Russia launched at least one of these missiles towards Ukraine on December 30.
As Moscow remains silent on both Kiev and Washington's claims, the international community awaits official responses to this alarming revelation. The geopolitical landscape takes an unexpected turn as Ukraine points to North Korean involvement in the conflict.
