According to him, the total amount of ammunition that North Korea has transferred to the Russians since 2023 is 6. 5 million artillery shells. Skibytsky noted that in September 2025, no deliveries of shells from North Korea were recorded, although they partially resumed in October. However, about half of the missiles supplied by Pyongyang were so old that they had to be sent to Russian factories for modernization.
The deputy chief of the GUR also said that North Korea has begun mass production of small FPV drones as well as larger medium-range drones for battlefield attacks on its territory, but did not specify the scale of production. "They are studying, they are studying their experience (in this war) in order to expand production on their territory," Skibytskyi explained. It will be recalled that on November 4, it became known that Kim Jong-un sent 5,000 "construction soldiers" to Russia.
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