Russia really needs weapons: who can prevent the supply of weapons from the DPRK

Russia and the DPRK can strengthen military cooperation/Getty Images, Collage 24 Channel

Russian occupiers are suffering crazy losses not only in personnel, but also in equipment. Therefore, the enemy is seeking to replenish its supplies and ask for help from North Korea.

American political scientist Ramiz Yunus toldChannel 24that this could be prevented by the United States and China if they manage to reach an agreement.

“It depends on the United States and China. If they If they don’t want this, they can slow it down,” Yunus noted.

How to prevent increased military cooperation between Russia and the DPRK: watch the video on Channel 24

Thus, North Korea is under the full patronage of China and at the same time fears increased sanctions pressure from the West. Therefore, Pyongyang will not do anything that it is not allowed to do.

Even if North Korea decides to transfer weapons to Russia, this will not help the aggressor country. The United States and its allies in responsewill only increase assistance to Ukraine.

Russia has come under attack

World leaders the United States and China have rather complicated relations, so they try to prevent each other from strengthening. For this, both countries are trying to use Russia.

China is interested in ensuring that Russia does not fall and that it retains political power. He would like Russia to weaken – but not under the dictation of the United States, but under his dictation,” Yunus explained.

The United States, for its part, wants to preserve Russia in order to contain China.< /p>

Russia wants weapons from North Korea: latest news

• The New York Times reported that in September the leader of North Korea Kim Jong-un may come to Vladimir Putin in Russia. The dictators are likely to discuss increased military cooperation, including the transfer of weapons to the Kremlin.
• US Vice President Kamala Harris said that an exchange of military assistance between Russia and the DPRK would be a “huge mistake.” Both countries will find themselves isolated.
• As you know, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu visited the DPRK on July 25. He met with Kim Jong-un, who showed him nuclear-capable missiles.