Ukraine’s Air Force said Russia launched a package of 20 missiles at Zaporizhzhia overnight, including ballistic missiles, Zirkon hypersonic missiles, and KAB glide bombs, in one of the largest mixed-origin attacks on the city in recent weeks. The military said the assault included missiles supplied to Russia by North Korea, marking the latest use of Pyongyang-origin weapons in long-range attacks against Ukrainian cities. Officials said the attack began shortly after midnight, with air-defense crews engaging multiple inbound missiles across several districts as explosions were reported throughout the city. AdvertisementAccording to the Ukrainian Air Force, the Russian Aerospace Force launched a package of 20 missiles at Zaporizhzhia overnight, including three ballistic missiles, two Zirkon hypersonic missiles, and 15 KAB glide bombs. AdvertisementWestern officials said the attack demonstrated the growing integration between Moscow and Pyongyang’s weapons programs, arguing that Russia’s use of North Korean missiles underscored the need to accelerate air-defense support for Ukraine.