Russisches Schiff, das in der Nähe von Spanien gesunken ist, könnte Atomreaktoren nach Nordkorea transportiert haben | Russland
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/may/12/russian-ship-ursa-major-sank-spain-nuclear-reactors-north-korea
Russisches Schiff, das in der Nähe von Spanien gesunken ist, könnte Atomreaktoren nach Nordkorea transportiert haben | Russland
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/may/12/russian-ship-ursa-major-sank-spain-nuclear-reactors-north-korea
4 Kommentare
I’m skeptical on it. They have a land border, there is no need to ship them by sea across the world.
What was the shipping in the Mediterranean near Spain?
I’m skeptical they’d do this with a pretty robust rail system and a bridge directly linking them to N. Korea. That said they’re not above making curious decisions.
And South Korea will still refuse to supply arms to Ukraine (or allow others to supply SK arms) because they don’t want to upset their trade with North Korea’s main supporter, russia.
Seriously, if the North attacks the South, then I’m in favor of providing the same level of support to SK that they gave to Ukraine. Nothing.