“Projectiles, rockets and RPGs. Kim Jong-in regime has earned the supply of weapons and people about $ 20 billion-a report of analysts on April 16, 21:31 To share: according to analysts, officials of Kim Jong-in regime most likely to keep some of the money from Russia (photo: KCNA through Reuters) Specialized edition”, – WRITE ON: ua.news
According to analysts, Kim Jong -in Officers are most likely to keep some of the money from Russia (photo: KCNA through Reuters)
North Korean Kim Jong mode It has earned about $ 20 billion in military support for the Russian aggressor country, the NK News specialized edition reports with reference to the Kida South Korean Analytical Center.
The report of the South Korea government is reported that the DPRK has received the greatest benefit of departure in Russian ammunition and supply. The Kida rated income Mode Kim Jong -in About $ 19.2 billion.
According to the report, Pyongyang also earned another $ 630 million of technology transfer and $ 280 million from the contribution of labor.
Besides, Kida estimated that North Korea put Russian Federation about 21 A thousand Sea-free weapons and ammunition containers-including 122 mm and 152 mm artillery projectiles, Bulsae-4 anti-tank missiles, low-range KN-23 ballistic missiles and hand anti-tank grenade launchers.
In this case, the Kida analysts referred to satellite and intelligence images. It is noted that additional supplies could be made by land and air.
The assessment of income from the deployment of DPRK troops is based on reports that the Russian authorities pay $ 11,000 to North Korean soldiers sent to Russia, Russia as well as monthly salary of about $ 2 Thousands together with a one -time premium.
According to analysts, DPRK officials are most likely to keep some of this money – before passing the rest to their soldiers.
According to Kida, instead of receiving direct cash payments, much of compensation for the support of North Korea is probably paid by the Kremlin through barter transactions or in kind.
Analysts expect that the Kremlin will be a priority for Pyongyang from the Kremlin of advanced military technologies and strategic weapons – in particular the potential transfer of knowledge or components for nuclear submarines and modern fighters.
Millions of shells. The flow of weapons with the DPRK provided Russia with a decisive advantage on the battlefield – Reuters investigation
Assistance to the DPRK of Russia and participation in the war against Ukraine
At the end of November last year, Kim Jong -in stated that Russia was entitled to “self -defense” in response to strikes deep into the country. He also promised to expand Russia in all areas, including military cooperation, as part of a comprehensive strategic partnership, signed with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin in June.
As previously reported, in the fall of 2024, North Korea sent her military contingent to Russia to participate in the war against Ukraine. According to intelligence of different countries, it is about 10-12 thousand soldiers of the DPRK.
Since then, the North Korean military has been involved in hostilities in the Kursk region against the Defense Forces of Ukraine, and it is reported that the DPRK contingent has undergone significant losses in battles.
On March 11, The Moscow Times, citing satellite images, reported that the DPRK regime had significantly rebuilt its military factories against the backdrop of weapons supply to Russia.
On March 27, South Korea’s Armed Forces reported that North Korea probably had additionally directed at least 3,000 soldiers to Russia in January and February to support the war against Ukraine.
As previously reported, in the fall of 2024, North Korea sent her military contingent to Russia to participate in the war against Ukraine. According to intelligence of different countries, it is about 10-12 thousand soldiers of the DPRK.
Since then, the North Korean military has been involved in hostilities in the Kursk region against the Defense Forces of Ukraine, and it is reported that the DPRK contingent has undergone significant losses in battles.
On March 11, The Moscow Times, citing satellite images, reported that the DPRK regime had significantly rebuilt its military factories against the backdrop of weapons supply to Russia.
On March 27, South Korea’s Armed Forces reported that North Korea probably had additionally directed at least 3,000 soldiers to Russia in January and February to support the war against Ukraine.
On April 11, the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that North Korea had lost more than 4,000 soldiers in battles against Ukrainian military in the Kursk region.