The ballistic missiles with which russian troops attacked Kyiv on August 5 could be of russian or North Korean production.
Mykhailo Shamanov, the spokesman of the Kyiv City Military Administration, told about this on the air of the United News nationwide telethon.
"Yesterday, August 5, around 11 p.m., the enemy launched a missile attack in the direction of Kyiv and the region. According to the Air Force, it was four Iskander-M ballistic missiles, or KM-23, a North Korean missile. The missiles were launched from the Voronezh Oblast," Shamanov informed.
According to him, later the russian invaders tried to attack the Kyiv Region with Shahed-type attack UAVs.
Shamanov also noted that as of the morning of August 6, no information had been received about the victims.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, on August 5, the russian federation attacked Kyiv and the suburbs of the capital with ballistic missiles.
Ballistic attack on the Kyiv Region: a residential building and two gas stations were damaged.
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