New threat to Ukraine: ballistic missiles from North Korea

Ukrainians are being warned of a potential new danger: according to reports in Russian media, North Korea may have transferred long-range Pukguksong-2 (KN-15) ballistic missiles to Russia. This information has not yet been officially confirmed, but it should not be ignored.

Technical specifications of the Pukguksong-2

The Pukguksong-2 missiles possess a significant range, allowing them to reach any point in Ukraine. Their operational radius is between 1,300 and 1,500 kilometres, and according to some estimates, up to 2,000 kilometres. Furthermore, the missiles are capable of reaching altitudes of up to 550 kilometres, making interception extremely difficult.

Why is this important?

There have also been reports that North Korean launchers for these missiles have been spotted on Russian territory. If this information is confirmed, it could signify a significant strengthening of the Russian army's arsenal, which would be capable of using these missiles to strike Ukrainian cities.

What to do?

In light of this, it is important to respond carefully to air raid alerts, particularly warnings about potential ballistic attacks. Adhering to recommendations during alerts is the best way to preserve one's life and health.

At present, it remains to await official statements and confirmations from competent authorities. However, the situation requires heightened vigilance and readiness.