President Volodymyr Zelensky said Thursday, July 30 that preliminary information indicates Russia used a North Korean ballistic missile in the strike on the village of Radushne that killed an entire family of 10.Zelensky announced this in a statement on Telegram, just hours after a Russian missile strike on Radushne, in the Kryvyi Rih district of the Dnipropetrovsk region, killed two parents, along with their seven children and an 18-month old grandson.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.“Of course, there will still be expert examinations, everything will be verified, but as of now, it is North Korean ballistics,” Zelensky said, adding that this is the first such use “in a long while.”According to two sources cited by Reuters, the strike marked the first suspected use of such a weapon in nearly a year.The strike drew international reactionsThe strike drew condemnation worldwide, especially from allied countries.European countries also reacted to a separate incident, in which a Russian missile crossed into Polish territory, exploding in a field near Lublin during the same overnight barrage.While no casualties or damage were reported in Poland, Russia’s massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine overnight Thursday, July 30, killed at least eight people and injured more than 35, including 3 children.A similar drone incident occurred over Romania’s territorial waters near the Sulina-Chilia area over the weekend on July 24-26, in which Romania scrambled a F-16 fighter jet to intercept a Russian-made Shahed drone. The interception marked the third such incident over the course of three consecutive days, prompting Romania’s foreign ministry ordered a Russian embassy employee to be expelled in what it called a “firm response” to drones repeatedly breaching the NATO member’s airspace along the Ukrainian border.