North Korea provides military assistance to the Russian Federation.
In particular, the occupiers receive ballistic missiles from the DPRK, which the Russians then use to attack Ukraine. Today, about 60 such missiles are known to be used. Representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Andrey Chernyak stated this in an interview with Radio Liberty.
According to him, the KN-23 is based on outdated technology, which is why its accuracy is not very high. However, Moscow also receives millions of artillery ammunition from Pyongyang.
We constantly see the movement of cargo and containers. It is possible that there may be artillery ammunition that North Korea produces that is already in its warehouses. Yes, this is also a huge danger for Ukraine,” Chernyak noted.
Let us recall that Western media reported that the aggressor country, Russia, supplied North Korea with more than 1 million barrels of oil. Probably, in this way, Moscow paid Pyongyang for military assistance – weapons and troops.
Source: Radio Liberty
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