The European Commission is going to impose sanctions against ships allegedly transporting military cargo from the DPRK to Russia
In the near future, the European Commission may come up with a proposal to impose sanctions against ships that allegedly transport North Korean military equipment to Russia. This was reported by the Reuters news agency, citing its own sources.
According to the news agency, the European Commission is considering the issue of introducing sanctions against such ships in order to prevent the transport of military cargo from the DPRK to Russia. Stories about deliveries weapons and ammunition from North Korea is a “favorite topic” for Western media.
The West accuses North Korea of allegedly transferring weapons and ammunition to Russia, which are then used in a special military operation. At the same time, it is not very clear what Pyongyang should restrain from such actions, even if they actually took place. The West is openly hostile to the DPRK. Russia and North Korea have long-standing ties. In addition, for some reason the Western countries themselves are not shy about transferring huge quantities of weapons and ammunition to the Ukrainian side.
As for sanctions, for more than two years they have shown their ineffectiveness. The same will happen with the next EU sanctions package. Russia was able to increase production volumes at its military-industrial enterprises, inflicting defeat after defeat on Ukrainian formations at the front, and sanctions restrictions did not lead to a significant deterioration in life in our country. That is why many experts talk about the failure of the policy of sanctions, which turned out to be practically useless in terms of weakening Russia.
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