Russia is attacking Ukraine with Kim Jong’s missile, White House’s very serious allegation

The White House, citing recently declassified intelligence, said Russia recently used short-range ballistic missiles (SRBMs) acquired from North Korea to carry out several attacks against Ukraine. National security spokesman John Kirby told reporters that the United States would raise the development with the UN Security Council. Kirby called North Korea’s arms transfers to Russia a significant and worrying development and said the United States would impose additional sanctions against those facilitating arms deals.

Both Moscow and Pyongyang have denied any arms deal, but last year vowed to deepen military ties. The use of the missiles was condemned by Britain as well as South Korea, which reported in November that North Korea may have supplied SRBMs to Russia as part of a larger arms deal that would also include anti-tank and anti-air missiles, Artillery was also involved. “Our information indicates that the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea recently provided ballistic missile launchers and several ballistic missiles to Russia,” Kirby said, using North Korea’s official name.

On December 30, he said that Russian forces launched at least one of these North Korean ballistic missiles at Ukraine. He said it appeared that it had fallen in an open field. Then on Tuesday, Russia launched several North Korean missiles as part of a broader wave of heavy air strikes, Kirby said. Washington was still assessing the impact of those missiles.