Nearly 50 countries condemn Russia’s use of North Korean missiles in Ukraine



News Nearly 50 countries condemn Russia’s use of North Korean missiles in Ukraine US, ROK and other signatories raise concern about proliferation, say they’re monitoring what Moscow provides in return Joe Smith January 10, 2024 SHARE COPY LINK FACEBOOK X LINKEDIN MASTODON The remains of a likely Hwasong-11A missile in Kharkiv on Jan. 2, 2024 \| Image: Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor's Office via Telegram The U.S., South Korea and nearly 50 other countries condemned Russia for using North Korean ballistic missiles against Ukraine on Tuesday, while accusing Pyongyang of undermining the “global nonproliferation regime.” The joint statement signed by 48 countries and the High Representative of the European Union comes after the U.S. announced last week that Russia fired DPRK missiles into Ukraine on Dec. 30 and Jan. 2, after Pyongyang “recently” supplied ballistic missile launchers and several dozen ballistic missiles to Moscow. The White House said on Tuesday that “Russian forces again launched multiple North Korean ballistic missiles into Ukraine” on Jan. 6, © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. No part of this content may be reproduced, distributed, or used for commercial purposes without prior written permission from Korea Risk Group. Get the Daily Update Start your day with the North Korea stories that matter most – as selected by Trending

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Nearly 50 countries condemn Russia’s use of North Korean missiles in Ukraine

US, ROK and other signatories raise concern about proliferation, say they’re monitoring what Moscow provides in return

Joe Smith January 10, 2024

Nearly 50 countries condemn Russia’s use of North Korean missiles in Ukraine

The remains of a likely Hwasong-11A missile in Kharkiv on Jan. 2, 2024 | Image: Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor's Office via Telegram

The U.S., South Korea and nearly 50 other countries condemned Russia for using North Korean ballistic missiles against Ukraine on Tuesday, while accusing Pyongyang of undermining the “global nonproliferation regime.”

The joint statement signed by 48 countries and the High Representative of the European Union comes after the U.S. announced last week that Russia fired DPRK missiles into Ukraine on Dec. 30 and Jan. 2, after Pyongyang “recently” supplied ballistic missile launchers and several dozen ballistic missiles to Moscow.

The White House said on Tuesday that “Russian forces again launched multiple North Korean ballistic missiles into Ukraine” on Jan. 6,

Nearly 50 countries condemn Russia’s use of North Korean missiles in Ukraine

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