US EditionNorth Korea has sent 200 long-range artillery guns to Russia, Seoul says
- North Korea has sent about 200 long-range artillery pieces to Russia and is likely to send more troops and weapons, according to South Korea's Defense Ministry.
- The South Korean Ministry estimates that North Korea has supplied around 11,000 troops to support Russia, with some casualties reported.
- North Korea is expected to enhance its weapons development this year, including nuclear submarines and solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missiles, as stated by the Defense Ministry.
- The Ministry raised the possibility of North Korea receiving technological assistance from Russia in exchange for military support, specifically for nuclear-powered submarines and ICBM technology.
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