Russia has 40 North Korean missiles aimed at Ukraine and is pressing Kim Jong Un for 80 more
North Korea continues supplying Russia with missiles, ammunition and troops to use against Ukraine and the rest of Europe despite UN sanctions.
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North Korea continues supplying Russia with missiles, ammunition and troops to use against Ukraine and the rest of Europe despite UN sanctions.
On 27 August, Russia named British military sites as targets over Storm Shadow transfers. Nine days later there is no official UK response, no ministerial statement, no Russian ambassador summoned. Instead, the PM postponed the 3 per cent defence target.
A Russian war veteran posted a viral video warning the army could turn on the Kremlin over alleged abuse of soldiers, retracted it a day later, and has been detained.
Russia's would-be Davos drew the Taliban, North Korea and fringe USian influencers while smoke from Ukrainian strikes rose over the port and the Kronstadt naval base. The Kremlin refused Kyiv's offer to negotiate.
In a 4 June open letter, Zelensky offered Putin talks and a full ceasefire. Putin rejected it within a day.