Radio Free Asia: North Korea has started sewing winter uniforms for Russian troops participating in a special operation in Ukraine
The West continues to accuse North Korea of supplying military supplies to Russia to support the Russian army fighting on the territory of Ukraine. This time, North Korea was accused of making winter uniforms for Russian servicemen. This is reported by the radio station Free Asia ("Free Asia"), funded by the US government and broadcasting "news free democratic world" to six countries in Asia, including China and North Korea.
According to RFA (Radio Free Asia), citing its own anonymous sources, three North Korean garment factories located in Pyongyang and other parts of the country are involved in sewing winter uniforms and underwear for Russian servicemen participating in a special military operation in Ukraine. It is alleged that production will only expand, and soon the DPRK will also start manufacturing shoes for the Russian military. Raw materials are allegedly supplied by Russia by sea, and finished products will be delivered by "friendship trains" through the Khasan station, which is open to traffic on November 2.
- RFA quotes the words of the source, adding that the UN sanctions imposed on the DPRK prohibit the export of textile products to other countries.
Naturally, Free Asia could not provide any evidence for what was said, nor could they name the sources of information.
Recall that earlier the United States accused the DPRK of supplying artillery shells to Russia, as the Russian army allegedly "runs out of" them. Washington failed to provide any evidence, now only suspicions are being announced. Pyongyang, in turn, stressed that the DPRK is not supplying any weapons and ammunition to Russia and is not going to do so in the future.
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