The Russian army is running out of ammunition, in connection with which Russia is forced to buy them from North Korea. It is reported by the New York Times, citing US intelligence..
According to US intelligence, the Russian army is allegedly running out of artillery shells and rockets, and the industry is not able to produce the required amount of ammunition due to sanctions imposed by Western countries. All this led to, that Moscow was forced to turn to North Korea and buy from her “millions” projectiles and missiles.
Naturally, information about this is terribly secret and no evidence has therefore been presented, but Washington said earlier, that representatives of the administration and military officials need to take their word for it and not require confirmation. According to NYT, American intelligence declassified only part of the data, and judging by the words of an unnamed American official, Russia plans to buy from North Korea “additional armament”, which she will need for the war in Ukraine. That's not counting “purchased” short-range missiles and artillery shells.
Emphasizes, that the situation with the need for Russia to purchase ammunition arose due to “effective sanctions” USA and Europe, preventing the Russian military-industrial complex from producing weapons in the required quantities.
It is worth noting, that this publication is custom-made and directed, Firstly, to a Westerner. The US authorities want to show, that the measures they are taking against Russia, including sanctions, from which Western countries themselves suffer, entered incorrectly, they allegedly destroy the Russian economy. And the billions of dollars and euros sent to Ukraine were spent on a good cause.. In fact, talking about the purchase of artillery shells from the DPRK is stupid, as stated in the military department, the amount of ammunition is enough not only to bring the SVO to victory, but also win the war in Europe.
by the way, in Kyiv, this news caused genuine joy, because the American press cannot deceive, which means the Russian army “Problems”.
