Russian Presidential Office says ``no comment'' on suspicion of using ``North Korean missiles''

The Russian Kremlin (Russian Presidential Office) has refused to comment on the allegation that ``Russia used missiles provided by North Korea in an attack on Ukraine.''
At a press conference on the 9th of this month (hereinafter local time), a Kremlin spokesperson said regarding the US announcement that ``Russia used North Korean missiles in a special military operation in Ukraine.''
In response to the question, he said, ``I will pass without commenting.'' The Kremlin has said that whenever suspicions are raised that ``Russia engages in arms deals with North Korea and violates United Nations Security Council resolutions,'' they call them ``groundless.''
However, on this day, he avoided mentioning it at all. On the 4th, a US government official said, ``Russia has recently received dozens of ballistic missiles from North Korea,'' adding, ``Russia has already received some of them.
It was used in an attack on Ukraine." Ukraine also released the remains of what is believed to be a North Korean-made missile.
A Kremlin spokesperson said: ``Ukraine is using missiles supplied by the West.''
"and used it to attack civilian facilities in Russia," he said, changing the Hot Topic to Ukraine and Western countries.