What a sad state your country must be in to take weapons from fucking North Korea. That's like getting a busted slingshot from the kid who eats his own boogers.
Or maybe
Maybe
Maybe
It didn’t actually happen because NK doesn’t have the facilities to manufacture meaningful levels of weapons to one of the greatest military powers in the world right now
Could be western propaganda who knows
Russia
Greatest military power in the world
Lmfao Russia isn't even the greatest military power in Ukraine.
I dont blame Russia though, I'd also buy anything vaguely pointy from North Korea if local farmers towed away half my tanks with their tractors
Okay, you’re right. I absolutely misspoke about the “greatest military power” thing.
Yes sure and all the increased train traffic that the satellites are recording are just empty trains
A country that devotes most of its budget to the military is certainly unable to make ammunitions.
Go to watch the recording of their military parades to see how many weapons they're showing.
They're not just parading with a sad little tank from the 40s like that "greatest military power in the world"
All bullshit aside, I agree. I've heard North Korea is actually pretty damn industrious.
Evil, fucked up, and building upon the blood, sweat, tears, and bodies of their poor and working class... But industrious all the same.
I guess I'm saying fuck them, but maybe don't discount them.
Yeah, they've been industrious for decades. Not much choice when your natural resources are mostly mountains and minerals. Before the split, most industry was in the north and agriculture was in the south. In fact, the Kaesong industrial complex on the border was built to allow both countries to benefit from their resources (SK having money and NK having cheap labor).
all the increased train traffic that the satellites are recording are just empty trains
Well, that actually would be plausible. If they had the fuel.
of the greatest military powers in the world right now
Yeah, remember how they rolled over the Ukrainian military and took Kyiv in two weeks like Putin said they would?
Lol, wait... Russia is "one of the greatest superpowers in the world right now"?
Are you for real? Russia is a paper tiger. Yes, they do have nukes... But let's not blow air up their asshole.
But let’s not blow air up [Russia's] asshole.
That seems to be the favorite pastime of a concerning number of people on here, though.
Yeah no I misspoke on that point for sure.
Paper tiger economy or military?
They are making big gains right now unfortunately so it would be wise not to understimate them just like Poland aren't or France with the latter re arming at a rate not seen since WW2.
Why would they be doing this if not for the threat Russia poses.
The other overlooked factor here is they will have the most experienced and battle hardened military in the world at the end of this (well the soldiers that survive at least) But their generals and commanders are certainly getting real world experience that's very valuable.
Because everyone should trust what this lady says, right?
No. Because North Korean is fucking poor. Their military shit is from the 50's. I'd be very much surprised if they actually provided anything to Russia other than old Soviet era weapons.
Edit: Why the downvotes? I'm not defending anyone here??
A simple explosive shell from the 50s and one made today are not that different. It gets launched and goes boom, doesn't take a genius to manufacture
You'd be surprised how much metallurgy advanced. Western shells from 50s and from 90s are completely different beasts, but difference is less in NK ammo, which means lower range and lethality out of comparable calibre. This way NK 180mm shell is less lethal and maybe shorter ranged than western 155mm, it's closer to modern 105mm
You mean... Like Russia? I'm not joking... I'm being 100% serious.
You are now moderator of /c/Pyongyang
What’s c/pyongang?
What’s c/pyongang?
A misspelling of what I wrote
Wasn't shrapnel found with NK markings? Yeah sure that could be planted if we reach far. Meh everything is conspicuous propaganda in these post-truth times
bits of ballistic missiles with NK markings and there's some complaining by russians about low accuracy of NK 152mm propellant charges (variable amount of propellant, sometimes missing decoppering wire, decomposition etc)
You are spreading Kremlin talking points. Spreading influence for a regime illegally trying to annex it's neighbor, razing cities, murdering civilians and kidnapping children.
You understand that is not Okay, right?
Russian's current military doctrine involves overwhelming its opponent with larger amount of fire over precision. This means that they give preference to dumb munitions (this is, projectiles which trajectory you cannot change once they've been fired) over precise munitions, and North Korea is pretty much capable of providing a bunch of the former. Given North Korea's current economy and the fact that not many countries would be interested in that kind of armament, it would make perfect sense for Russia and North Korea to make that trade. Nothing of this are judgements of value over any country, just facts and analysis.
NK manufactures and stores empty artillery shells and fills them as needed, because scaling up manufacture of filling plant is easy but scaling up steelworks is hard. This way shell forged in 70s but filled in 2023 is still pretty useful
She added that the recently tested weapons are designed to attack Seoul, the South Korean capital
What a great neighbourhood to be in
Well, if she said it, it MUST be true!
Almost all politicians lie but what's the deal with a certain subsection of them doing the bit so blatantly?
I guess it is helped that nobody will call out their lies (and lives).
North Korea is such a let down for humanity, a sad disappointment. They'd be so much better off if they worked together with the world. I firmly believe the US military has a complete view of their imports/exports through spy satellites.
This statement makes sense if you know literally nothing about North Korea or the Korean war.
If you do know anything about it you realize why they might be a little hesitant to trust America.
let down for humanity
My brother in christ, have you seen what we’ve done to the Palestinians?
In 2024 if you’re not a misanthrope you’re naive.
Whataboutism. Comparing the situation between Israel and Palestine to North Korea isn't smart. And you say what "we've" done to Palestinians, I haven't done anything to them, I didn't vote for any of that shit.
Man why don't these North Koreans understand that we come in lovu and peas?!!!
@riodoro1 reminds you that Palestine which doesn't have a massive military is currently being Genocided by a Western colony with full support from America so the suggestion that North Korea should just lay down their weapons is completely insane
WHATABOUTISM REEEEE!!
Aren’t you a human being? Do you think you really are that different from the israeli soldiers? Some psychologists from Stanford think orherwise.
Are you referring to the Stanford prison experiment? That's been thoroughly disproven.
Stay on topic or GTFO lmao. There's thousand of Palestine/Israel circlejerking in .hexbear or .ml.
go have fun kiddo.
His comment is fully on topic.
Look at Palestine for one second and any moron sees why playing nice with America and the West is a suggestion from a delusional tankie.
The only thing that stops us from trying to steal every resource and overthrowing every government is not having the military might to do so.
And WW3 is only getting started...lots of powder kegs loaded and everyone is juggling lit matches...
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Foreign experts believe North Korea’s recent series of artillery and short-range missile tests were meant to examine or advertise the weapons it was planning to sell to Russia.
Kim Yo Jong called outside assessments on the North Korean-Russian dealings “the most absurd paradox which is not worth making any evaluation or interpretation.”
She said North Korea’s recent weapons tests were purely performed as parts of the country’s five-year arms buildup plan launched in 2021.
In March, South Korean Defense Minister Shin Wonsik said North Korea had shipped about 7,000 containers filled with munitions and other military equipment to Russia since last year.
At the time, Ukraine officials also said an investigation of the debris of a missile found in its northeastern Kharkiv region showed the weapon likely was from North Korea.
Foreign experts say North Korea likely thinks an enlarged weapons arsenal would boost its leverage in future diplomacy with the United States.
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She don’t look like she’s eating her annual rice ball.
Please stop sharing lies.
The highly esteemed Kim family does not require food, so your point is entirely redundant.
Is there any incentive for her to say NK did supply weapons to Russia?
Kim is such a hungry boy he cant even feed his sister.
What a sad state your country must be in to take weapons from fucking North Korea. That's like getting a busted slingshot from the kid who eats his own boogers.
Or maybe
Maybe
Maybe
It didn’t actually happen because NK doesn’t have the facilities to manufacture meaningful levels of weapons to one of the greatest military powers in the world right now
Could be western propaganda who knows
Lmfao Russia isn't even the greatest military power in Ukraine.
I dont blame Russia though, I'd also buy anything vaguely pointy from North Korea if local farmers towed away half my tanks with their tractors
Okay, you’re right. I absolutely misspoke about the “greatest military power” thing.
Yes sure and all the increased train traffic that the satellites are recording are just empty trains
A country that devotes most of its budget to the military is certainly unable to make ammunitions.
Go to watch the recording of their military parades to see how many weapons they're showing.
They're not just parading with a sad little tank from the 40s like that "greatest military power in the world"
All bullshit aside, I agree. I've heard North Korea is actually pretty damn industrious.
Evil, fucked up, and building upon the blood, sweat, tears, and bodies of their poor and working class... But industrious all the same.
I guess I'm saying fuck them, but maybe don't discount them.
Yeah, they've been industrious for decades. Not much choice when your natural resources are mostly mountains and minerals. Before the split, most industry was in the north and agriculture was in the south. In fact, the Kaesong industrial complex on the border was built to allow both countries to benefit from their resources (SK having money and NK having cheap labor).
Well, that actually would be plausible. If they had the fuel.
Yeah, remember how they rolled over the Ukrainian military and took Kyiv in two weeks like Putin said they would?
Lol, wait... Russia is "one of the greatest superpowers in the world right now"?
Are you for real? Russia is a paper tiger. Yes, they do have nukes... But let's not blow air up their asshole.
That seems to be the favorite pastime of a concerning number of people on here, though.
Yeah no I misspoke on that point for sure.
Paper tiger economy or military?
They are making big gains right now unfortunately so it would be wise not to understimate them just like Poland aren't or France with the latter re arming at a rate not seen since WW2.
Why would they be doing this if not for the threat Russia poses.
The other overlooked factor here is they will have the most experienced and battle hardened military in the world at the end of this (well the soldiers that survive at least) But their generals and commanders are certainly getting real world experience that's very valuable.
Because everyone should trust what this lady says, right?
No. Because North Korean is fucking poor. Their military shit is from the 50's. I'd be very much surprised if they actually provided anything to Russia other than old Soviet era weapons.
Edit: Why the downvotes? I'm not defending anyone here??
A simple explosive shell from the 50s and one made today are not that different. It gets launched and goes boom, doesn't take a genius to manufacture
You'd be surprised how much metallurgy advanced. Western shells from 50s and from 90s are completely different beasts, but difference is less in NK ammo, which means lower range and lethality out of comparable calibre. This way NK 180mm shell is less lethal and maybe shorter ranged than western 155mm, it's closer to modern 105mm
You mean... Like Russia? I'm not joking... I'm being 100% serious.
You are now moderator of /c/Pyongyang
What’s c/pyongang?
A misspelling of what I wrote
Wasn't shrapnel found with NK markings? Yeah sure that could be planted if we reach far. Meh everything is conspicuous propaganda in these post-truth times
bits of ballistic missiles with NK markings and there's some complaining by russians about low accuracy of NK 152mm propellant charges (variable amount of propellant, sometimes missing decoppering wire, decomposition etc)
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-68933778
You are spreading Kremlin talking points. Spreading influence for a regime illegally trying to annex it's neighbor, razing cities, murdering civilians and kidnapping children.
You understand that is not Okay, right?
Russian's current military doctrine involves overwhelming its opponent with larger amount of fire over precision. This means that they give preference to dumb munitions (this is, projectiles which trajectory you cannot change once they've been fired) over precise munitions, and North Korea is pretty much capable of providing a bunch of the former. Given North Korea's current economy and the fact that not many countries would be interested in that kind of armament, it would make perfect sense for Russia and North Korea to make that trade. Nothing of this are judgements of value over any country, just facts and analysis.
NK manufactures and stores empty artillery shells and fills them as needed, because scaling up manufacture of filling plant is easy but scaling up steelworks is hard. This way shell forged in 70s but filled in 2023 is still pretty useful
What a great neighbourhood to be in
Well, if she said it, it MUST be true!
Almost all politicians lie but what's the deal with a certain subsection of them doing the bit so blatantly?
I guess it is helped that nobody will call out their lies (and lives).
North Korea is such a let down for humanity, a sad disappointment. They'd be so much better off if they worked together with the world. I firmly believe the US military has a complete view of their imports/exports through spy satellites.
This statement makes sense if you know literally nothing about North Korea or the Korean war.
If you do know anything about it you realize why they might be a little hesitant to trust America.
My brother in christ, have you seen what we’ve done to the Palestinians?
In 2024 if you’re not a misanthrope you’re naive.
Whataboutism. Comparing the situation between Israel and Palestine to North Korea isn't smart. And you say what "we've" done to Palestinians, I haven't done anything to them, I didn't vote for any of that shit.
Aren’t you a human being? Do you think you really are that different from the israeli soldiers? Some psychologists from Stanford think orherwise.
Are you referring to the Stanford prison experiment? That's been thoroughly disproven.
Stay on topic or GTFO lmao. There's thousand of Palestine/Israel circlejerking in .hexbear or .ml.
go have fun kiddo.
His comment is fully on topic.
Look at Palestine for one second and any moron sees why playing nice with America and the West is a suggestion from a delusional tankie.
The only thing that stops us from trying to steal every resource and overthrowing every government is not having the military might to do so.
And WW3 is only getting started...lots of powder kegs loaded and everyone is juggling lit matches...
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Foreign experts believe North Korea’s recent series of artillery and short-range missile tests were meant to examine or advertise the weapons it was planning to sell to Russia.
Kim Yo Jong called outside assessments on the North Korean-Russian dealings “the most absurd paradox which is not worth making any evaluation or interpretation.”
She said North Korea’s recent weapons tests were purely performed as parts of the country’s five-year arms buildup plan launched in 2021.
In March, South Korean Defense Minister Shin Wonsik said North Korea had shipped about 7,000 containers filled with munitions and other military equipment to Russia since last year.
At the time, Ukraine officials also said an investigation of the debris of a missile found in its northeastern Kharkiv region showed the weapon likely was from North Korea.
Foreign experts say North Korea likely thinks an enlarged weapons arsenal would boost its leverage in future diplomacy with the United States.
The original article contains 504 words, the summary contains 153 words. Saved 70%. I'm a bot and I'm open source!
She don’t look like she’s eating her annual rice ball.
Please stop sharing lies.
The highly esteemed Kim family does not require food, so your point is entirely redundant.
Is there any incentive for her to say NK did supply weapons to Russia?
Kim is such a hungry boy he cant even feed his sister.
Well that's a relief