North Korea begins “weapons transfer” to Russia despite US warning

US CBS News reported on the 5th (local time), ``North Korea has begun transferring artillery to Russia,'' citing an anonymous US government official.
"It is not yet clear whether this arms transfer is part of a new long-term supply or is of a limited scale," CBS said.
It is also unclear what North Korea will receive in return." North Korea's arms transfer appears to be the result of the Russia-North Korea summit held in Moscow, Russia, last month.
Until now, officials from the US administration of President Joe Biden have pointed out that ``if Russia and North Korea were to engage in an arms deal, it would be a violation of UN Security Council sanctions,'' and ``North Korea would have to pay a clear price.'' Police
I have informed you. Therefore, if the contents of this report are true, North Korea will support Russia's invasion of Ukraine, ignoring previous warnings from the United States, which will become a problem in the future.
It is expected that. On the other hand, it is unclear whether there is a direct connection with the arms deal between Russia and North Korea, but President Biden said on the same day, while receiving a report on Ukraine-related matters from his national security team, ``We are
, we will discuss issues that continue to promote stability in Ukraine, Iran, and across the Indo-Pacific."