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Briefings Pyongyang’s arms to Moscow: Seoul’s security dilemma escalates The White House has accused North Korea of supplying Russia with over 1,000 containers of military equipment and munitions for use in Ukraine, a move that U.S. officials say threatens regional stability and global non-proliferation efforts. This disclosure comes amid suspicions that the September summitbetween Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin may have facilitated an arms deal. U.S. National Security Council coordinator John Kirby expressed concern over potential reciprocal Russian support to North Korea, including advanced military technology. The U.S. released images tracking the movement of these containers from Najin, North Korea, to Dunay, Russia and then by rail © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |





