Irina Pogorelaya21:19, 06.08.24

The occupiers continue to launch North Korean KN-23 ballistic missiles at Ukrainian territory.

During the night attack on Kyiv, Russian occupiers used North Korean KN-23 ballistic missiles .

Analysts from the Defense Express publication recalled that the same missile fell on July 31 in the area of ​​Bila Tserkva and drew an analogy with the night attack, when the same KN-23 also fell, but in the forest next to the highway near Brovary.

“The distance from the place where this missile fell to the center of Kyiv is about 20 km, and Brovary itself was unlikely to have been the target of the strike,” the experts noted.

They clarified, citing their own sources, that it was the KN-23 that fell, which became known from the debris. They have characteristic markings like those of missiles from the DPRK.

“The video footage also shows the KN-23 itself, which is falling uncontrollably. Such situations are common for missiles from the DPRK, and about half of them simply fall apart in the air, and those that reach have a significant deviation,” the publication wrote.

Analysts noted that “the fact that the KN-23 falls uncontrollably and explodes on the ground still poses a threat to civilians” and that the occupiers continue to use these missiles is the main problem.

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