North Korean Missiles Confirmed in Russian Assault on Ukraine

Researchers reveal evidence of North Korea supplying ballistic missiles to Russia, intensifying global security concerns.

Conflict Armament Research (CAR) confirmed that North Korean ballistic missiles, some manufactured in 2024, have been used by Russian forces in Ukraine.
This marks the first publicly documented case of North Korea producing and deploying missiles for use in an active conflict within months of production.
Ukraine's military intelligence reports that at least 60 North Korean ballistic missiles have been launched by Russian forces so far this year.
Over 10,000 North Korean troops are believed to be deployed in Russia's Kursk region, with reports of significant casualties due to combat inexperience and Ukrainian drone attacks.
The U.S. and allied nations have expressed alarm over the growing military partnership between Russia and North Korea, warning of broader geopolitical and nuclear implications.