US intelligence claims that Russia buys millions of missiles from North Korea
 

US intelligence claims that Russia buys millions of missiles from North Korea
By: World News - Russia - 09-06-22
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U.S. intelligence claims that Russia allegedly purchases millions of missiles and artillery shells from North Korea for the ongoing fighting in Ukraine.

A U.S. official, on condition of anonymity, stated that the fact that Russia is turning to the isolated state of North Korea demonstrates that the Russian military continues to suffer from severe supply shortages in Ukraine, due to export controls and sanctions.

U.S. intelligence officials believe that the Russians may acquire additional North Korean military equipment in the future. The intelligence assessment was first reported by The New York Times.

The U.S. administration previously said that the Russian military received Iranian-made drones in August. Within days last month, Russia purchased Mohajer-6 and Shahed series drones as part of what the Biden administration said was likely part of a Russian plan to acquire hundreds of Iranian UAVs for use in Ukraine.
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Personal note: It figures he'd do that. NK - China & Russia are all interconnected one
way or the other. The evil empires of the world who'd rather fight a democracy then
be part of one. It's a triangle system for them. They really have no friends they
trust - rather they would lean on them for materials and foods stuff - not so much
their technology. Russia's internal issues are many - but ruling with an iron fist
keeps them inline or they are quickly emliminated or they just disappear. They are
their slaves in many ways and keeping them inline is easy for they are poorly
armored and not trained in warfare but more or less radical enough to take on
board should they need manpower to do their business and dirty work as a
cover - saying I didn't know that - yea right - like we would believe them.
(I could go on but I think you already know this).
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