The South Korean military reported to reporters about the possible supply of "indefinite number" of small -range ballistic missiles, anti -tank missiles and portable anti -aircraft missiles, as well as rifles, rocket launchers, mortars and ammunition from North Korea to Russia. According to South Korean intelligence, the DPRK enterprises operate at full capacity and mobilize the population to fulfill orders for Russian troops.
According to Seoul, Moscow perhaps Pyongyang provides technological support to launch spy satellites into space in exchange for the supply of shells and missiles. In addition, North Korea is interested in the acquisition of Russian nuclear technologies. North Korea leader Kim Jong -in decides to reduce the country's embassies, believing that he will be able to get a greater economic gain from Russia's agreements on the sale of weapons than from the support of diplomatic missions.
According to South Korean intelligence of November 1, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation received a party of artillery shells from North Korea. It was also reported that North Korean advisers arrived in Russia to consult ammunition. Earlier, on October 26, the UK Ministry of Defense reported that if North Korea retains the current scale and pace of supplies of military equipment to Russia, it will become one of the key weapons suppliers for the Russian army, along with Iran and Belarus.
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