Such conclusions were reached by the British Center for the Study of Weapons in Conflict.
290 non-North Korean-made electronic components were found in the wreckage of a DPRK missile that fell in Kharkiv.
Many of these components “can be linked” to companies from the United States, Germany and other Western countries, analysts believe. They note that a significant number of the components were manufactured within the last 3 years, according to the markings. This indicates that the missile could have been delivered to Russia only after it began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
