Russia struck Kharkiv Center with a DPRK rocket - the Office of Prosecutor General (Video)

This was announced on Thursday, January 11, Prosecutor General of Ukraine Andriy Kostin on the air "Public. Resistance". According to Kostin, in order to confirm the data on the origin of the weapons that the Russian Federation applies on the territory of Ukraine, a joint systematic work of prosecutors, investigators and experts is required. He stated that recently at the Prosecutor General's office confirmed the use of a rocket from North Korea by the enemy.

"The results of the preliminary scientific and technical examination confirm that the missile was released on January 2 on the central part of Kharkiv, which was developed by North Korea," the message reads. Kostin indicated that the same conclusions made military experts from the interagency working group at the Attorney General's office. In addition, he said, experts were on the site of shelling and made a preliminary inspection and analysis of parts of the rocket.

Now, as Kostin said, a comprehensive commission is ongoing, which should finally confirm the relevant fact. "We are also working on identifying other fragments of ammunition that have been found on the field of recent attacks in Kharkiv and Odesa region," the official said. Earlier, The Wall Street Journal reported that the Russian Federation received ballistic missiles from the DPRK and wants to add a missile from Iran to her arsenal. This became obvious in mid -December 2023.

According to journalists, it is still a matter of buying low -range missiles, but negotiations are actively progressing. Earlier, a permanent representative of South Korea to UN Han Zhun Kuk said that North Korea was using Ukraine as a landfill to test their missiles. According to him, small -range ballistic missiles transferred to the DPRK of Russia were launched in Ukraine in December and January.

We will remind, on January 10 in the White House stated that the Russian Federation launched ballistic missiles from the DPRK in Ukraine during the shelling on January 6. On January 2, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation launched at least six missiles on Kharkiv, all of them were targeted at the Shevchenkivskyi district. It is a residential building almost in the city center. The houses were badly damaged, deep funnels remained from the rockets.