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    Nach Angaben des Militärgeheimdienstes hat Russland mindestens 60 nordkoreanische Raketen auf die Ukraine abgefeuert


    Nach Angaben des Militärgeheimdienstes hat Russland mindestens 60 nordkoreanische Raketen auf die Ukraine abgefeuert

    https://kyivindependent.com/russia-fired-at-least-60-north-korean-missiles-against-ukraine-military-intelligence-says/

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    11 Comments

    1. EightyDaze_ on

      Was there not attempts made by Russia to deny any involvement of North Korea in the conflict?

    2. cCelestialCove on

      It’s hard to see how this can de-escalate without some major shifts in international politics, but we can only hope.

    3. fransiscolimao on

      Looks like Putin found a buy-one-dictatorship-get-missiles-free deal.

    4. wish1977 on

      Authoritarians all over the world are trying to destroy democracies.

    5. Trollercoaster101 on

      Nothing about Russia and its allies comes as a surprise anymore. Putin has been talking about a new world order for years now. He not only wants to restore the old USSR but also oppose the western world to what remains of the communist block and BRICS countries.

      It is our call to wake up before it’s too late.

    6. BubsyFanboy on

      >Russia has fired at least 60 North Korean-supplied ballistic missiles during the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a Ukrainian military spokesperson told Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty on Dec. 2.

      >North Korea supplied Russia with ammunition, ballistic missiles, and now soldiers since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. Pyongyang has ratcheted up its support for Russia following Russian President Vladimir Putin’s signing of a mutual defense pact with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in June.

      >Earlier reports mentioned more than 5 million artillery shells and 100 short-range ballistic missiles, including short-range ballistic missiles of the KN-23/24 type, supplied to Russia.

      >”Their accuracy, in principle, is not very high. We understand that the technology with which they were manufactured is outdated,” Andrii Cherniak, a military intelligence spokesperson, told Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.

      >On top of ammunition and missiles, since late October, thousands of North Korean troops have been fighting in Russia’s Kursk Oblast to expel Ukrainian forces holding approximately 800 square kilometers (309 square miles) of Russian territory.

      >According to President Volodymyr Zelensky, they suffered their first losses. Pyongyang is believed to receive economic support and assistance for its nuclear weapons program in return for troops and arms supplies.

    7. New-Teaching2964 on

      I’m no expert, but if I had to choose between are we in WW3 or are we not in WW3 I think we’re in WW3

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