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    1. If true, it really shows how complex and interconnected global conflicts have become.

    2. CharmingJackfruit167 on

      this means that N.K. has either stocks or enormous size, or is capable of producing plenty of ammo quickly.

    3. Well, good thing they are running out it NK then. According to other claims floating around here now.

    4. Any-Original-6113 on

      The article states that the data source is the Ukrainian authorities.


      „About 70 percent of ammunition currently used by Russia in its war against Ukraine has been made in North Korea, according to an analysis by Ukrainian authorities, which have created classified documents on Moscow’s military supplies.“


      Do you trust Ukrainian sources?

    5. This kinda propaganda is a self own. So North Korea essentially outproduces all of NATO?

    6. almarcTheSun on

      What? This is absurd bullshit. And this „news agency“ says „Kiyv“ instead of quoting an actual source. 

    7. estrellaente on

      And well, nk and Russia are allies, it is not surprising, it is the same thing that they would say about Ukraine and the EU, that is the war and relations.

    8. Stefanmplayer on

      So when can we start bombing north korea and iran again?
      Oh wait… we don’t have any army that can operate without the US

    9. It’s interesting NATO backing Ukraine, then China, North Korea, and Iran backing Russia and nether side is making progress.

    10. RoyaleKingdom78 on

      You’re telling me I’m supporting Russia by forcefully buying chinese products?

    11. Enough-Ad9590 on

      Ukraine is more at war with the world than Russia is at war with Nato and Europe, doing the bare minimum.

    12. Lucker_Noob on

      This sounds quite ridiculous, a tiny, poorly developed, resource-poor country like North Korea can’t produce anywhere close to 70% of the vast quantities of ammunition used in this war. It’s more likely 0.7%, or 7% if REALLY generous.

      If Russian news claimed that 70% of Ukrainian ammunition was made in Romania, would you take them seriously?

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