North Korea denied that it is supplying Russia with weapons or ammunition, a rebuttal of an earlier U.S. claim that the Kim Jong Un regime could provide military supplies to Moscow
There have never been any exports of military weapons to Russia, nor are there plans to do so, said an unnamed North Korean vice director of national defense who oversees military equipment.
But the Kim regime asserted its “lawful right” to export and import military equipment, along with developing, producing and possessing such weaponry, the unnamed official said in a state-media statement published Thursday local time.The North Korean statement was published hours after Russian President
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