Russia has been stockpiling missiles to hit Kiev - Britain's intelligence service

The British intelligence service, commenting on the massive strike on Ukraine on 24 April, pointed out that Russia had used missiles that it had accumulated during the so-called "energy truce".

According to the UK, the "energy truce," which lasted about a month, gave Russia the opportunity to rebuild the arsenal that the Russians use to launch mass strikes on Ukrainian cities.

The replenished stocks allow strategic aviation to be ready to strike almost suddenly and at a moment convenient for Moscow, while Russia does not stop its regular attacks," the report said.

On the night of 24 April, Russia launched a large-scale combined strike on Ukraine, using Kalibras, Iskanders, Kh-101 and drones - a total of 70 missiles and 145 drones were fired. Kiev was the hardest hit, with 12 people killed. Presumably, the capital was hit by a missile of North Korean origin - KN-23.

Kiev suffered most of all. It was the capital that was hit by a missile, probably of North Korean origin. We are talking about the KN-23. As a result of the Russian strike on a house in Kiev, 12 people were killed and more than 80 were injured.