Foreign components in missiles from the DPRK. The DPRK will transfer 150 ballistic missiles to Russia in 2025, according to the head of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine. These missiles contain at least 36 foreign components, most from the United States (data as of the end of November 2024)

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1. English:
   This is not the first graphic to imply that various nations are engaged in lively trade with North Korea. The smuggling and transfer of these components via third and fourth countries or other uncontrollable routes is completely ignored, not even mentioned. I expect OP to take a very close look at the machinations of the so-called “Bureau 39” of the North Korean security apparatus before publishing such contradictory and unobjective information. Greetings from 🇩🇪

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   Es nicht die erste Grafik, die einen regen Handel diverser Nationen mit Nordkorea unterstellt. Der Schmuggel und der Transfer dieser Komponenten über Dritt- und Viertstaaten oder sonstige nicht kontrollierbare Irrwege, wird völlig ausgeblendet, nicht einmal genannt. Ich erwarte, dass sich OP mit den Machenschaften des sogenannten “Büro 39” des nordkoreanischen Sicherheitsapparates ganz genau beschäftigt, bevor es solche widersprüchlichen und unsachlichen Informationen veröffentlicht. Grüße aus 🇩🇪

2. What does OP think this means?

3. Many companies in the US would sell their mother’s soul if it netted them a profit, they simply do not care. I have personally sat across a table from a gathering of powerful business/investment execs, had them be pitched “why you shouldn’t be doing business with x/y/z country” for them to literally say “I don’t care if it kills Americans, what am I supposed to do about my investors and bottom line?” No exaggeration… that was their exact response. I have never been more disgusted being an American as I was in that moment.

   If money is the root of all evil, one must question the morality of a society built upon money.

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