“According to Stupak, Russia is not capable of waging war on its own.”, — write: www.unian.ua
According to Stupak, Russia is not capable of waging war on its own.
The expert gave an assessment of the visit of the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation to the DPRK / UNIAN collage, photo WikipediaThe visit of the Minister of Defense of Russia to the DPRK has a political basis. Ivan Stupak, a military expert and SBU employee from 2004-2015, expressed this opinion on Radio NV.“It wasn’t a tourist goal, he didn’t just go to meet his visavi. The goal is purely pragmatic – we need to get something extra. It can be people, spare parts, new models of equipment. That is, something that requires the presence of the Minister of Defense. This is not just a technical issue, this is a political issue,” Stupak said.
He added that, most likely, Belousov can coordinate the supply of new types of weapons or North Korean military to Russia.
“I think that we are talking about something big, something new, and most likely, large-scale. Because the Russian Federation will not drag out this war on its own. It just desperately needs the help of its allies – Iran and North Korea. Because the DPRK has something that the of the Russian Federation, – excessive amounts of weapons and excessive people,” the expert added.
Cooperation between the Russian Federation and the DPRK: what you need to knowEarlier, Bloomberg journalists reported that the Minister of Defense of the Russian Federation Andriy Belousov went on a visit to the DPRK, where he is to meet with North Korean officials.
According to analysts from the Institute for the Study of War, North Korea’s entry into the war against Ukraine will go far beyond its borders. Experts noted that North Korea is trying to gain experience in conducting hostilities for its own future war.
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