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North Korea's military support to Russia changes by 2025?
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North Korea Sends 50 Howitzers, 20 Rocket Systems to Russia for Kursk Offensive
Nov 16, 2024, 03:45 PM
North Korea has provided Russia with 50 domestically produced 170mm M1989 self-propelled howitzers and 20 updated 240mm multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) capable of firing both standard and guided missiles. These weapons are likely to be used in Russia's offensive operations in Ukraine, particularly in the Kursk region, where North Korean soldiers are expected to participate in pushing out Ukrainian forces. Ukrainian intelligence has confirmed the transfer of this weaponry, which includes the M-1989 Koksan, known for its long-range capabilities.
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