North Korean Missiles in Ukraine Exhibit High Failure Rate Amid Russia Collaboration

Investigations reveal significant malfunction in missiles provided by North Korea to Russia, raising international concerns over the breach of sanctions.

Ukrainian authorities have examined debris from 21 of approximately 50 North Korean missiles launched by Russia, noting a high failure rate.
The malfunctioning missiles, often losing their programmed trajectories, underline the quality issues in North Korea's munitions.
Russia's use of North Korean missiles, confirmed by multiple sources, challenges U.N. sanctions and international arms control efforts.
The collaboration has led to geopolitical tensions, with implications for the stability of international security frameworks.
Investigations continue into the extent of North Korea's involvement, including potential oversight of missile launches by dispatched instructors.