According to the report, Ukraine analyzed the wreckage of 21 out of the 50 North Korean ballistic missiles that Russia fired over two months to “assess the threat from Moscow’s cooperation with Pyongyang.” “About half of the North Korean missiles lost their programmed trajectories and exploded in the air; in such cases the debris was not recovered,” Ukrainian officials said. The most recent use of a KN-23 (Hwasong-11) missile by Russia was recorded on Feb. 27. As a result of attacks with these missiles since Dec. 30, 2023, 24 people have been killed and another 115 injured. Read also: North Ko…