Putin Fires Kim's 'Iskander Killer' as Trump Hesitates on Patriot Missiles | Firstpost America |N18G

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In this video, Firstpost explains how Russia's alleged use of a North Korean KN-23 ballistic missile marks a major moment in the Ukraine war. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says the missile strike killed an entire family, raising fresh questions about the growing military alliance between Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un. We also examine what the KN-23, often compared to Russia's Iskander missile, is capable of, why Patriot air defence systems are crucial, and why Donald Trump's hesitation over allowing Ukraine to build Patriot missiles is drawing attention. Cary Johnston brings you the details on Firstpost America. TIME STAMPS: 0:00 – Introduction: Russia Accused Of Using North Korean Missiles In Ukraine War 0:30 – Ukraine Says Russian Strike Used North Korean-Made Ballistic Missile 1:10 – Missile Attack Kills Family As Kyiv Points Finger At Pyongyang 1:50 – First Reported Use Of North Korean Missile In Nearly A Year 2:30 – Evidence Raises Questions Over Russia-North Kore

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