Zelensky: North Korean Missile Used in Russian Attack That Killed Family

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that a North Korean missile was used in a Russian strike that obliterated a family near Kryvyi Rih. Zelensky shared this preliminary finding in a video message, highlighting a significant escalation in Russia's arsenal. The attack occurred in Radushne, a settlement close to Kryvyi Rih.

This marks the first documented use of a North Korean missile by Russian forces during the ongoing conflict. The revelation raises concerns about international arms proliferation and potential violations of U.N. sanctions against North Korea. The origin of the missile adds a new dimension to the international response to the war.

Zelensky's statement underscores the devastating impact of the attack, emphasizing the loss of an entire family. The use of a foreign-supplied weapon in such an assault points to evolving military tactics and supply chains for Russia. The preliminary investigation's findings are expected to prompt further international scrutiny.

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In Radushne (near Kryvyi Rih), the Russians used a missile from North Korea, for the first time here.