CBS: North Korea has begun transferring artillery to Russia. It was not immediately clear whether the transfer is part of a new, long-term supply chain or a more limited consignment, or what North Korea is getting in return for the weapons.
CBS:
North Korea has begun transferring artillery to Russia.
It was not immediately clear whether the transfer is part of a new, long-term supply chain or a more limited consignment, or what North Korea is getting in return for the weapons. pic.twitter.com/Rjv0x3shCQ
— Clash Report (@clashreport) October 6, 2023
by PatientBuilder499
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Good news / bad news I suppose.
The bad news is obviously that Russia is getting more (albeit crappy) artillery.
The good news is that they are clearly running out of artillery if they are taking this step.
So the Russian artillery situation really is that bad.
I’m sure Kim Jugs Un will get plenty in exchange, the rest of his population, not so much.
In the future, there is no hope, only war.
It’s an easy trade for them unfortunately.
Russia gets massive stockpiles of artillery NK doesn’t urgently need. NK probably gets advanced missle technology or so.
Would South Korea like to host more allied military equipment on its border with North Korea? That might make the North thimk they should keep their weapons for themselves.
It’s a shame we can’t do the same to Russia in Northern Canada to make them divert equipment from Ukraine, but they already know no one is interested in invading them.
Let’s hope South Korea will transfer some weapons to Ukraine.
Russia does not want to end the war! Look!
China’s supporting Russia through it’s proxy North Korea.
> what North Korea is getting in return for the weapons.
A space program, wheat and a Chinese backfill. Long term.
Just a reminder. These guns will be arriving in trains from North Korea to the West of Russia just near to Ukraine. They will be unloading and then moving individually into the battle in Ukraine. If Ukraine had ATACMS, Taurus and the targeting intelligence to use them effectively, all of these guns could be destroyed in a few strikes.
As it is, it’s very likely that there will be a huge cost to the destruction of these artillery systems. We should all, but Germans and Americans in particular, call our politicians and demand to know why they increase the costs, casualties and risks by taking so long to deliver the weapons Ukraine needs.
Alright, that’s it. I am now officially boycotting all North Korean products. Don’t try to talk me out of it.
You know you have lost when you have to su*k di*k in North Korea
All volunteers willing to load and fire north Korean ammunition please raise your hand