North Korea sourced multiple Western components for a ballistic missile that Russia used in a strike against Ukraine in September, according to new analysis by Kyiv-based investigators, further confirming Pyongyang’s success in evading sanctions to acquire parts for its weapons programs.

The Independent Anti-Corruption Commission (NAKO) examined debris from a KN-23/24 missile found near Myrne and Bilyky in the Poltava region after a Russian attack on Sept. 7.

The missile, referred to as Hwasong-11A or Hwasong-11B in the DPRK, contained electronic components from at least nine Western manufacturers, mostly from the U.S., as well as from Switzerland, the U.K. and