Where did Russia get its North Korean missiles?

Russia used North Korea-made KN-23 and KN-25 short-range ballistic missiles in Ukraine. Despite the UN arms embargo on North Korea, suspicions arise of a larger arms deal between Russia and North Korea. The exchange may involve missiles for Russian military assistance, possibly including fighter aircraft and advanced technologies. The deal benefits North Korea's military development while potentially providing battlefield performance data against Ukrainian and NATO air defenses.

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