Expert: North Korean Missile Depot Destroyed In Russia’s Voronezh Region

This refers to KN-23 missiles.

A depot of North Korean KN-23 missiles has been destroyed in the Voronezh region of Russia, military expert Oleksandr Musienko reported on Telegram.

“An ammunition depot is burning and detonating in the Voronezh region. According to my sources, this is the place from which KN-23 ballistic missiles were launched. Several weeks ago, another large depot was attacked nearby,” he noted.

Musienko informed that while Russia is searching for missiles around the world, the Ukrainian Defense Forces are reducing its potential.

Later, Musienko added that there was a very large ammunition depot near the village of Soldatskoye:

“In addition to artillery shells, mines, cartridges, grenades, there were most likely North Korean missiles there. These are the same ballistic missiles that Russia is shelling the territory of Ukraine with... A very good job has been done.”

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