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All those words and they didn't show us the before and after satellite photos? I feel cheated
It's linked in the article: https://beyondparallel.csis.org/dramatic-increase-in-dprk-russia-border-rail-traffic-after-kim-putin-summit/
Awesome, thank you!
Evil helping evil. No surprise.
They're probably making "extensive use of tarps" more out of embarrassment than anything else.
Or maybe, of all things Russia is running low on, North Korea is supporting them by supplying train loads of desperately needed tarps.
Maybe it's a the Sims situation again where someone higher up said they needed to set a lot of traps
North Korea does have huge stocks of artillery ammunition and they geared half their economy to military needs, they can absolutely supply a lot of shells.
Half of what economy?
On a serious note though I understand they can supply useful things this is just my cope. Hopefully whatever shells they are supplying have a high failure rate.
It's just plenty of extra spare tires
So 20 to 73 railcars. They could've written this alone to make a point.
This alone isn't important because NK isn't significant in any way. But it is a pocket state of China and I'd be worried of it being used as a node in China-Russia transfers. Was there an influx in China-NK import lately as well?
It IS important as it got huge stockpiles of soviet-compatible ammunition like artillery shells.
Yeah, I downplayed it too much.
Let's get some partisans along the rail track.
Also Iran, China and India.
Good