Ukraine war empties Russia’s stockpile, Putin takes refuge in dictator Kim Jong Un, will take millions of rockets

Russia’s arsenal of weapons in the Ukraine war has become empty. Russian President Vladimir Putin has now taken refuge in North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un. Russia is now buying millions of rockets and artillery shells from North Korea. America’s intelligence agency has made this big disclosure on the arms deal between Russia and North Korea. Earlier, Russia had signed a deal with Iran to buy drone aircraft. Iranian drones are now also reaching Russia.

A US official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said on Monday that Russia has now taken refuge in isolated North Korea. Russia’s accession to Kim suggests that the Russian military has faced a massive arms supply shortage in the Ukraine war. This is happening because there are many types of sanctions against Russia. US intelligence agency officials predict that Russia may buy more weapons from North Korea in the coming times.

Russian military buys drones from Iran
US intelligence officials did not say how much weapons Russia currently wants to buy from North Korea. This disclosure comes at a time when the Biden administration recently confirmed that the Russian military has purchased drones from Iran for use in the war in Ukraine. Russia wants to buy hundreds of drones from Iran. In the midst of tensions with America, North Korea is busy strengthening its relationship with Russia these days.

North Korea has indicated that it wants to send its workers for construction work in the Donbas region of Ukraine, controlled by Russia. North Korea’s ambassador to Russia met with Russian representatives in the Donbass area. North Korea is the only country after Russia and Syria to recognize the independence of Ukraine’s Luhansk and Donetsk. In this way, Kim Jong Un is constantly strengthening his relationship with Putin.