North Korea has sent more than a million artillery shells since August to Russia to help fuel its war on Ukraine, the South Korean spy agency says.
South Korea's top spy agency believes the North has sent more than a million artillery shells to Russia since August to help fuel Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine, according to a lawmaker who attended a closed-door briefing Wednesday with intelligence officials. North Korea and Russia have been actively boosting the visibility of their partnership in the face of separate, deepening confrontations with the United States.
But the intelligence service believes it’s more likely that the Russian assistance would be limited to conventional capabilities, possibly including efforts to improve North Korea’s aging fighter aircraft fleets, Yoo said. It’s also likely that North Korea is receiving Russian technological assistance as it pushes ahead with plans to launch its first military reconnaissance satellite, Yoo quoted the intelligence service as saying.
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