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Russia is again using North Korea's Iskander-like missile to strike Ukraine after a long pause
Russia has resumed striking Ukraine with North Korean ballistic missiles, specifically the KN-23, which is a version of the Russian Iskander missile. The Ukrainian Air Force reported two recent strikes targeting Kryvyi Rih and the southern Zaporizhzhia region. Following these attacks, analysts noted that Russia may be using the additional supply of missiles to improve accuracy without depleting other stockpiles.
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