North Korean Reds Racing Ammo to Russia in Return for Food for Starving Koreans, Worrying Washington — and Beijing
Russia is eclipsing Communist China as Pyongyang’s main source of agricultural products.
While North Korea rescues Russia from its Ukrainian quagmire with millions of artillery shells and other munitions, Russia is rescuing the North with massive shipments of food for the North’s hungry people. The closer ties between Moscow and Pyongyang are causing consternation not only at Washington, but Beijing, too.
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