North Korea getting a raw deal on support for Russia’s war: Report
Summary
A report by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation reveals that North Korea provides significant military support to Russia in the Ukraine war but receives far less in return. North Korea has sent weapons and soldiers worth up to $9.8 billion, while its benefits may range from $457 million to $1.19 billion. The study highlights the uneven nature of this partnership and its potential security threats to Europe.Key Facts
- North Korea has sent weapons and military personnel worth up to $9.8 billion to support Russia in Ukraine.
- North Korea's financial gains from this partnership may be between $457 million and $1.19 billion.
- North Korea has supplied millions of artillery shells and rockets, along with 15,000 soldiers to Russia.
- Russia's aid to North Korea includes food, fuel, air defense systems, and possibly some aircraft.
- There have been no major financial benefits for North Korea as transactions remain within the Russian banking system.
- The study warns this alliance could endanger Europe’s security.
- Recommendations include stricter controls on technology and increased intelligence cooperation for the European Union.
- Approximately 2,000 North Korean soldiers may have died in the conflict according to South Korean intelligence.
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