He wanted the glory of the Russian Empire, and now he is begging the DPRK – the US State Department beautifully trolled Putin

< /p>Miller told how the United States views the negotiations between Russia and the DPRK/Collage 24 Channel

The US State Department responded to Vladimir Putin’s meeting with Kim Jong-un in Vladivostok. Washington expressed concern about the deepening military cooperation between Russia and North Korea.

Washington has reason to believe that Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un discussed military supplies at their meeting on September 13 in Vladivostok. US State Department Speaker Matthew Miller said this at a briefing.

What do the US think about the meeting of dictators

Miller emphasized that the United States has not yet seen the full picture of this meeting and does not now know what its results will be. He commented on the words of the North Korean dictator, who declared the “sacred struggle” of the aggressor country for allegedly protecting its security interests and promised to support Moscow. The State Department speaker emphasized that Russia’s war against Ukraine is not a defense of Moscow’s security interests. According to him, the fact that Moscow turned to Pyongyang for help demonstrates how the war unleashed against Ukraine is developing for the Kremlin.

A year and a half ago, Putin began this full-scale war against Ukraine with the dream of restoring the glory of the Russian Empire. His hopes and expectations were not justified. He will continue to fail… He not only failed to achieve his goals on the battlefield. You see him traveling around his country, hat in hand, to beg Kim Jong-in for military help,” Miller said.

He noted that this meeting took place after the G20 summit, at which US President Joe Biden was present, but the president of the aggressor country was not. Miller said the United States will closely monitor the results of this meeting. He stressed that Washington can without hesitation introduce new sanctions against Russia and the DPRK if it is appropriate.

What experts say about relations between Russia and the DPRK

• Recently, Andrei Yusov, a representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Moscow Region, noted in a comment to Channel 24 that Russia has been receiving ammunition from North Korea for a month and a half. Dictatorial regimes continue to support each other, but Kim Jong-un has not satisfied all of Putin’s requests.
• Earlier, political scientist Valentin Gladkikh said that Russia and the DPRK are not capable of anything without the permission of China. Therefore, in his opinion, the meeting of two dictators in Vladivostok will only have propaganda consequences.
• Recall that political scientist Vladimir Fesenko suggested that Putin could agree with Kim Jong-un on a certain batch of artillery shells for the aggressor country. Because of this, the Russian-Ukrainian war may drag on.