Multiple outlets report that Russia uses a North Korean missile in a recent overnight attack in Ukraine. NDTV and the South China Morning Post both describe a strike near Kryvyi Rih that kills members of a single family. NDTV cites two sources saying the weapon was likely a North Korean missile, while the South China Morning Post reports Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as saying Russia used such a missile in a village attack that killed five family members. Both accounts say this would be the first time a North Korean missile is fired in the war in nearly a year. The South China Morning Post also adds context, reporting that Russia has launched North Korean missiles at Ukrainian targets before, but that the first deployment since August suggests the country has access to a fresh stock. The articles frame the incident as part of broader ongoing missile attacks by Russia on Ukrainian territory, with attention focused on the origin and timing of the missile used.