Urusi yaishiwa silaha yaamua kuagiza North Korea

[mtarimbo]

Super power mandonga aishiwa silaha, sasa akipigana miaka 2 si ataishiwa mpaka bunduki, hahaaaa super power wa mchongo anachekesha.

Russia to buy North Korean artillery shells, rockets: Report

Declassified intelligence from the US says that Moscow is turning to isolated state to secure weapons as sanctions bite.

The US says Russia is sourcing artillery shells from North Korea [File: KCNA via Reuters]

Russia is buying millions of artillery shells and rockets from North Korea, according to newly declassified intelligence reports from the United States.

The New York Times, which first reported the purchases, said the reports provided little detail on the exact weaponry involved or the timing or size of the shipments.

Beyond short-range rockets and artillery shells, Russia was expected to try to buy additional North Korean equipment in future, the paper said, citing an unnamed US official.

Russia’s move to buy weaponry from North Korea, an isolated state subject to international sanctions over its nuclear weapons programme, demonstrates that “the Russian military continues to suffer from severe supply shortages in Ukraine, due in part to export controls and sanctions,” the Associated Press news agency reported, citing a US official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.

Russia has deepened ties with countries including North Korea and Iran since its invasion of Ukraine in February drew international condemnation and sanctions that have made it more difficult to keep its military supplied with weapons and equipment.

The US has previously said that Moscow has been buying drones from Iran, which has not joined the condemnation of Russia, instead blaming NATO’s expansion in Eastern Eu.

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[HIMARS]

Russia has been forced to turn to North Korea to buy millions of artillery shells and rockets from North Korea as its depleting its own reserves according NYT.

According to recently declassified U.S. intelligence, the U.S. believes Russia will buy more military equipment from NK https://t.co/ExtkUXF3gk

 

[HIMARS]

Sasa hapo anapigana na Ukraine ambaye hata jeshi hakuwa nalo

Siku ajipeleke kwa Poland si atahama

 

[mohamedidrisa789]

Mnajiongopea nyie

 

[mtarimbo]

Sasa hapo anapigana na Ukraine ambaye hata jeshi hakuwa nalo

Siku ajipeleke kwa Poland si atahama

Hahaaaa yaan mkuu ,dunia bado haiamin kilichotokea,kumbe maparedi yote yale mkwara tuu,kuna siku walionyesha kifaru kikubwa kama kisiwa wakasema wanavyo 70 ,na vina uwezo wa kushangaza ,chaa ajabu sijawah kukiona hata kimoja

 

[mtarimbo]

Mnajiongopea nyie

Mudi najua lazma umaind tuu

 

[Upepo wa Pesa]

Bora anayeishiwa maana tunajua alikua nacho kuliko anaye ngojea misaada kutoka kwa mabeberu. Tena ikichelewa analalamika kama mtoto.

 

[mtarimbo]

Bora anayeishiwa kuliko anaye ngojea misaada kutoka kwa mabeberu.

Super power kafulia hata mwaka haujaisha

 

[mfate42]

They act as they can't buy even a single ..but they own a bakery.at home

 

[mtarimbo]

They act as they can't buy even a single ..but they own a bakery.at home

Umejuaje mkuu ,? Wabongo mna tisha

 

[ngajapo]

Wambie baba zenu NATO waingie mzigoni ili ndo tujue rusia kaishiwa siraha ama?

 

[BigTall]

Russia has been forced to buy military hardware from North Korea as sanctions squeeze Moscow's ability to supply its military, US media have reported.

According to declassified intelligence obtained by the New York Times, Russia has bought millions of artillery shells and rockets from Pyongyang.

A US official said Russia would be forced to buy additional North Korean weaponry as the war dragged on.

Last week, Moscow reportedly received its first order of new Iranian drones.

Iran and North Korea, both the targets of significant Western sanctions, have sought to deepen ties with Russia since President Vladimir Putin launched his invasion of Ukraine in February.

Kim Jong-un's regime has blamed the US for the conflict and accused the West of pursuing a "hegemonic policy" that justified Russia's use of force.

Last month, North Korea recognised the independence of Russia's two proxy statelets in eastern Ukraine - the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics - and vowed to deepen its "comradely friendship" with Moscow. Russia's Vladimir Putin said the two countries would expand their "comprehensive and constructive bilateral relations", according to Pyongyang state media.

The exact size and scale of the new weapons deliveries revealed by the report remain unclear.

But a US official told the Associated Press that turning to North Korea for support demonstrated that "the Russian military continues to suffer from severe supply shortages in Ukraine, due in part to export controls and sanctions".

Broad economic sanctions have done little to damage Russia's income from energy exports, according to Finnish think tank the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air. It estimates Russia has made €158bn (£136bn) from surging fossil fuel prices during the six-month invasion, with EU imports accounting for more than half of that.

However, US and EU believes that Moscow's ability to resupply its military has been impaired.

Last week, officials in the Biden administration told US media that the first shipments of Iranian made drones had also been delivered to Russia.

US intelligence officers believe that Russian operators have travelled to Iran to receive training on the Mohajer-6 and Shahed series weapons.

But they told reporters recently that many of the drones had been beset by mechanical and technical problems since delivery.

Iran has officially denied delivering weapons to either side of the conflict, but in July US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said Tehran was planning to supply Moscow with potentially hundreds of drones for its war in Ukraine, some with combat capabilities.

On Tuesday, UK defence officials said in a daily update that Russia was struggling to maintain its supply of battlefield drones in the face of significant "combat losses".

"It is likely that Russia is struggling to maintain stocks of UAVs, exacerbated by component shortages resulting from international sanctions," the update said.

"The limited availability of reconnaissance UAVs is likely degrading commanders' tactical situational awareness and increasingly hampering Russian operations," officials added.

Source: BBC

 

[EINSTEIN112]

Yaani kwa akili zako timamu na ukiwa hujalewa unaweza amini huo upuuzi wa Washington Post?
Yaani wana intelligence gani ya kujua arsenal za Russia? kama kaishiwa silaha watie mguu waone

 

[let the caged bird sings]

Yaani kwa akili zako timamu na ukiwa hujalewa unaweza amini huo upuu wa Washington Post, yaani wana intelligence gani ya kujua arsenal za Russia,kama kaishiwa silaha watie mguu waone

🤣🤣 Nikikumbuka US ilivyopopolewa kwa maneno baada ya kusema Urusi inakwenda vamia Ukraine kabla ya siku fulani, toka hapo nimekuwa sipuuzi kwa asimia zote kile wanachokisema.

 

[mohamedidrisa789]

sawa kama ni kweli basi UKRAINE muda sio mrefu atakuwa URUSI

Mudi najua lazma umaind tuu

 

[Bome-e]

World war 2,Russia alipigana vita Kwa miaka 6 mpaka kuwashinda Wanazi na vibaraka wao!

 

[Come27]

Hahaaaa yaan mkuu ,dunia bado haiamin kilichotokea,kumbe maparedi yote yale mkwara tuu,kuna siku walionyesha kifaru kikubwa kama kisiwa wakasema wanavyo 70 ,na vina uwezo wa kushangaza ,chaa ajabu sijawah kukiona hata kimoja

Mastory ya town

 

[Upepo wa Pesa]

Super power kafulia hata mwaka haujaisha

Hata USA huwa hasubutu kwenda vitani mwenyewe. Bila msaada wa UK au France vitani haendi.

 

[Bome-e]

🤣🤣 Nikikumbuka US ilivyopopolewa kwa maneno baada ya kusema Urusi inakwenda vamia Ukraine kabla ya siku fulani, toka hapo nimekuwa sipuuzi kwa asimia zote kile wanachokisema.

Sasa Unashangaa Nini?Yaani sisi tuwe na mgogoro na Burundi,halafu tupeleke jeshi na zana za kivita mpakani na Burundi, kweli inahitaji akili kutoka mbinguni kujua kuwa Tunaenda ivamia Burundi?

Nways US walisema wanajeshi wa Russia wameishiwa chakula🤣

 

[Tsh]

Mkuu kununua silaha huenda ni katika kuimarisha mahusiano ya kijeshi na North K.