The Financial Times has reported that Ukrainian forces are now using missiles originating from North Korea, sparking concerns over their dependability and the potential implications for the ongoing conflict. These missiles are being integrated into the Soviet-era Grad multiple-launch rocket systems (MLRS).

Unreliable Missiles from North Korea Join Ukrainian Operations

Despite being well aware of their unreliability, the Financial Times has revealed that Ukrainian armed forces have introduced missiles manufactured in North Korea into their operations. This development has raised concerns about the effectiveness of these missiles and the impact they may have on the conflict. They are being used alongside the Soviet-era Grad multiple-launch rocket systems (MLRS).

Use of North Korean Missiles in Ukraine Raises Concerns

The utilization of North Korean missiles by Ukrainian forces has recently been brought to light, leading to concerns regarding their reliability and the potential consequences for the ongoing conflict. According to the Financial Times report, these missiles are being employed in conjunction with the Soviet-era Grad multiple-launch rocket systems (MLRS).

Ukrainian Forces Incorporate Missiles of North Korean Origin

A recent report from the Financial Times has revealed that Ukrainian forces are now utilizing missiles that are produced in North Korea, despite their widely recognized lack of reliability. These missiles have been integrated into the Soviet-era Grad multiple-launch rocket systems (MLRS).