
A report cited by NDTV says North Korea has sent 40 KN-23 and KN-24 missiles, along with personnel, to Russia. The missiles are reportedly intended for a unit that could strike Ukraine. The report does not provide precise locations or operational details.
It says the deployment’s configuration and total missile count will be finalised during top-level talks next month. The available account does not clarify operational control, timelines or whether other equipment is included. Official confirmation and fuller evidence are still absent.
The alleged transfer would be important if confirmed, given the wider Russia-Ukraine conflict. However, the available report leaves key questions unanswered about numbers, control and intended use. Claims that present the deployment as settled fact may go beyond the evidence. Readers should separate the reported shipment from details that remain uncertain until independent or official confirmation emerges.
Source: ndtv.com
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