NORTH KOREA Sanctioned by USA for Trading RUSSIAN Oil for North Korean Ballistic Missiles & Arms

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A United Nations Report recently identified fragments of missiles used by Russia in Ukraine as originating from North Korea. As a direct result both the USA and the UK have now imposed additional sanctions. North Korea has denied the accusations however the UK claims that North Korea is trading Arms for Russian Oil. The USA says North Korea is providing weapons in exchange for military support from Russia. In this video I provide full details on what has happened and look at the potential implications of these two nations becoming close from a military perspective.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
2:59 ARMS SUPPLY
4:24 SANCTIONS
10:08 USA WARNING
10:46 BALLISTIC MISSILES
12:05 JAPAN & SOUTH KOREA
13:22 NUCLEAR WEAPONS
14:15 KOREA
18:35 NORTH KOREA
19:36 SUMMARY & CONCLUSION
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#ukraine
#northkoreamissile
#southkorea
#japan
#nuclearwar
#pricecap
#GLOBALFINANCIALCRISIS
#RUBLE
#SWIFT
#RECESSION
#CHINA
#USA
#NATO
#WW3
#WORLDWAR3

[@LegionIscariot]

Says alot when Russia has to turn to North Korea.

[@playedout148]

Russia is a Chinese vassal state.

[@nzer57]

Geez the IQ in here just dropped another 2 points from an already low benchmark.

[@Donovanwashere]

The West should say if North Korean missiles are used in Ukraine, then western missiles will be used in Russia

[@dnotleythere]

The Russians have replied, especially to the ridiculous statements the West makes that they are not a party to this war.

[@dnotleythere]

The Russians have replied, especially to the hypocritical silly statements the West makes about not being a party to this war.

[@BigMeeech876ja]

the west will never directly attack russia only proxy war.. the west does not want to start over its economy due to war so never in a millio years its just lip chat

[@dnotleythere]

Then game over for the West buddy. You might as well keep up the hypocritical lame lie that the Wedt is not a party to the war in Ukraine. The rest of the world thinks the Wedt is crazy over corrupt Ukraine.

[@meso8848]

West are nothing and they can't do anything to Russia except using Ukrainians for their proxy war

[@jpa5038]

North Korean missiles have a proven greater than 50% failure rate where they blow up mid-flight. This failure rate tracks with artillery shells, bullets and all other North Korean military assistance provided to Russia. Russia is beyond desperate that they would continue with this deal knowing just how ineffective North Korean arms are.

[@firerock9320]

The best comment I have hear was, "NK missiles are so scared of Ukraine and patriot missile systems that they exploded midair to avoid them."

[@nzer57]

I have a bridge for sale.

[@liljasere]

This was actually a disinformation campaign a few months later the consensus from the artillery crews were that they were working ok and had the expected dud rate and accuracy so I’m leaning more towards it’s going to be the same with the missiles they will most likely end up also working fine

[@jpa5038]

@@liljasere No, the North Koreans sent the Russians their oldest and lowest quality stock. As a result, North Korean equipment has a very high critical failure rate. That's held true since the deliveries started. And while North Korea can blame that failure rate on older stock dating back to the days of the Soviet Union, what's their excuse for freshly built missiles? Face it, a country that struggles to bake bread is not a reliable arms partner. And worse for Russia, South Korea is moving toward openly supplying Ukraine with weapons and armaments in response. And South Korea has a huge industrial base.

[@liljasere]

@@jpa5038 I’m not going to argue with you on this you could be right you could be wrong I trust the word of the people on the ground who are actually the ones using it with their lives on the line not what the news says I will wait a few months to see what they say about them, the shells were fine this isn’t some kind of deception in various groups I’m in the teams have been saying the nk shells have been working fine if you was to critique anything about RU it’s that they are probably not replacing barrels as often as you should this has a huge affect on accuracy and the danger of catastrophic failure like the whole piece detonating

[@nicholasfooong.]

Seriously, how on earth can countries allow a regime like north korea to exist?

[@Statueshop297]

What should be done about it? Who’s going to March in and tell them what to do. Not me thanks.

[@user-otzlixr]

How on earth would we stop North Korea from existing?

[@ursodermatt8809]

like everybody else lets you exist.

[@1JO_M]

Because they are FREE.

[@SayWhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat]

russia not North korea...north korea lives their life.... russia is occuping everybody around them.

[@ivangohome]

2nd Army of the world begging for weapons from 3 world countries 🤦‍♂

[@sergiovergaramontemiranda2116]

To be fair, if you were in his position you also try to get everything you can.

[@racebiketuner]

Former 2nd army of the world...

[@vxicepickxv]

Do you mean the 2nd army in Ukraine?

[@annewhitney8809]

If I were in Putins position I would have looked at the beautiful country I governed and stick to my own space. He’s killing off a lot of his own citizens.

[@stevemcgowen]

Mordor is a third world country.

[@Noogleminus]

First Russia strengthened NATO. Then Russia decreased it's tank and ammunition supply. Afterward Russia started efforts to reduce it's military headcount. Next Russia advanced efforts to remove weapons from North Korea. Meanwhile Russia has traded an asset of value (oil) for assets that will be expended without profit (weapons). Lastly, Russia pointed out areas where additional sanctions were needed on it's self as well as North Korea. Slow clap for Russia.

[@playedout148]

Russia is a Chinese vassal state.

[@blaydCA]

You left out: Russia is slowly but successfully becoming a vassal state of China.

[@vortigern3910]

Russia has just shown the world that if you as a country have any kind of reasonable military, Russia is nothing to fear. Russia backing N Korea is not all that significant.🙃

[@clausbitten]

Why is there even room for new sanctions? I guess if we want to facilitate a regime change in Russia, we must sanction as much as possible. That might include innocent companies etc., but those people/companies keep the system running. It should be a 100% sanction ban, and any business that needs be conducted should be investigated on a case to case base.

[@WayneTheSeine]

Agree. If there were a way to sanction water and oxygen.....do it.

[@rikvanderheijden7664]

Newsflash, no dictatorship is everlasting. 😊

[@rikvanderheijden7664]

Remember what happened to cheacescu? 🤔

[@firerock9320]

@@rikvanderheijden7664 The crowd was just storming the doors to "hug" him.... Lets hope Xi, Kim Jun and Putin will get "hugs" from their civilians too.

[@pablosskates7067]

Between Chinese, North Korean, and Russian arms, these soldiers are scraping the bottom of the barrel in terms of quality lol

[@Nero-dz5gr]

Also ALL North korean soldiers NEVER saw war. All they do is parading around ... i am VERY VERY sure all of them will Break apart in a real war scenario.

[@MachineMindDesigns]

@@Nero-dz5gr Or just get a visit by Mr. HIMARs Cluster Edition.....or the Baba Yaga.....

[@BornKafir]

Don't forget Iran

[@dalecrocker3213]

Quantity beats quality almost every time.

[@pablosskates7067]

@@dalecrocker3213 hundreds of thousands dead from Putin’s “meat grinder” strategy disagree.

[@michelleagnew8780]

Another excellent video! Thank you for your hard work making this video 😇

[@markmcculloch2570]

Wouldn’t be surprised if South Africa is doing something in the shadows.

[@stevemcgowen]

ZA can't even keep the lights on...

[@bruceferry6229]

Thank You Joe!

[@MrNagafen]

seriously, what could NK do with oil.... they barely have electricity

[@vincentyeo88]

Rocket Man has big cars to fit his size. 🤣

[@artfx9]

Why do they need oil? There are like 5 cars in the entire country.

[@oscarpastores8137]

And four of them are EV’S.

[@DrSuper1902]

Nuclear missiles dont fly on water bro

[@jameslewis1605]

Kim used it on his hair

[@artfx9]

@@DrSuper1902 So rocket fuel made from oil? Makes sense now. I still think he uses it to produce personal lube. He needs trains of this stuff.

[@helgeschneider9069]

@@DrSuper1902 have you seen the video? it is a solid fuel rocket.

[@stephenevans6070]

If anyone wants to know how well north Korea are doing then google North and South Korea from space at night

[@pgr3290]

It's amazing that so little of Russia's infractions are publicized. It should be screamed every day about the sanctions and agreements Russia signed that are constantly breached.

[@user-ku4yh4xc9s]

North Korea is said to have 50% dud-rate on these missilles.

[@Lavithz]

There is even videos of this. Quite funny. Also videos of the ammo not fitting in the launchers so they use loggs to hammer the missiles to fit, does not look safe

[@SSArcher11]

shocking

[@user-ku4yh4xc9s]

@@SSArcher11 Who would have guessed? 😂

[@rikvanderheijden7664]

Bless their evil/stupid little hearts. 😊

[@sirjohnmandeville7488]

Be careful what you believe with North Korea the south puts out lots of nonsense.

[@jameslewis1605]

Just remember Vlad,you get what you pay for

[@stevemcgowen]

Time to end food aid to N. Korea.

[@meso8848]

time to get the f out... who are you to think of sanctioning people here and here!!

[@vincentyeo88]

China is giving free rice to North Korea.

[@stevemcgowen]

@@meso8848 Get out of N. Korea? What country is in N. Korea? The West should sanction all countries who are in the axis of evil.

[@johnbox271]

@@meso8848 Yes, Russia should get out.

[@charlesmackey8179]

Those that need food probably don't receive it anyway. Our deterrent efforts are weak.

[@kaltenburg2637]

Well done as always, sir!

[@Ultra-Violet]

They look like a couple of cabbage patch dolls 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@user-wb1wk8uz8x]

Why must you insult cabbage patch dolls.

[@Ultra-Violet]

@@user-wb1wk8uz8x yeah you're right, I just couldn't help it 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@homomorphic]

Yes, North and South Korea are technically still at war, but many people forget that Japan and Russia are still technically at war as well.

[@BigMeeech876ja]

stop saying japan when USA owns japan.. all nato state is ANTI RUSSIA its built to go against them ..

[@ricardoantonio5085]

Sanctions do nothing but allow politicians to act tough in the media. It's never stopped armed conflict. Ask any qualified miliary general what could be our response, he would never suggest more sanctions.

[@FrikInCasualMode]

That's why no sane country allows military to rule. It never ends well.

[@kms3530]

DAMN joe im listening for the first time in mij high end studio and your audio is damn good beter then 90% out there brother

[@APXA1]

This is how low you go under Putin.

[@sergiovergaramontemiranda2116]

There is some way to go even lower [looks at nuclear bombs]

[@wlhjr77]

​@@sergiovergaramontemiranda2116I doubt someone who uses as much makeup and botox as pootin, is going to start a nuclear war...

[@dillonbuel5165]

@@sergiovergaramontemiranda2116 as corrupt as Russia is they most likely don't have enough nukes to do any real damage lol

[@Dutchy-1168]

Putin is lower than a snakes ass ‼️

[@sergiovergaramontemiranda2116]

@@wlhjr77 i mean thats the lowest he can go at this point tbh. dude started a war with Ukraine, said it would be over after 3 days and now we are going to 3 years. Is isolating Russia and even his allies and ripping him off. Nuclear bombs at this point

[@0l550]

Very informative thank you!

[@kevinpratt-ge5ye]

Great information, great show!

[@lindawoodard1330]

Really needed the smile today. Thank you.

[@GehirnGoldmine]

Great overview! 💪🚀👍

[@breakwhiskey2863]

Russia?? Seeking weapons from Kim? I can't stop grinning.

[@gregash7683]

Joe, while North Korea is still at war with the south, their retirement age generals have not participated in real war since 1953. Arm chair generals with a chest full of unearned war medals are as valuable as warehouses full of 50+ year old mothballed ammunition that was produced with world-renown marxist quality control. Russia is well aware of the duds included in recent shipments and their 'oil for crap' strategy will backfire on the battlefield. Regarding NK rockets, Japan might consider developing their own Patriot or Iron Dome systems and use North Korean launches as target practice over the Sea of Japan.

[@palvierflex4344]

a lot of those medals are from their fathers and and even grandfathers !!!

[@gregash7683]

@@palvierflex4344 Oh really, I thought they represented 'perfect attendance' and 'good work habits' awards, like they won in pre-school. Considering these generals lived in North Korea, I suspect they never played video war games like the rest of the world. One must consider their current lifestyles and their retirement lifestyles are one in the same.

[@BigMeeech876ja]

its impossible to think that a nation is not able to build new weapons please get a passport travel see the world you will b e surprise how north korea is WELL develope ! its a country for christ sake its impossible to think the country is broke that crazy i have been there before its an AMAZING place go visit see things for ur self and get off the internet a passport would be the best thing you own

[@icu17siberia]

@@BigMeeech876ja If you've been to North Korea you know it's awful. Even Russians and Chinese don't like going there unless they're on official business

[@zoomeraygun1]

What has Putin done to Russia - How can such a massive country with such huge resources, have a smaller GDP than Italy and only 2/3rds of Uk's (which is 68 times smaller) 💙💛

[@harryniedecken5321]

It's because Italy GDP includes imports from China, Russia, etc, sold at retail, even though it doesn't reflect an actual produced item. Russia's retail sector is somewhat smaller, partly because they don't import very many food items and wages appear to be low vs western countries.

[@Joaodocaminhao0234]

Thank you

[@richard2mitchell]

north korean cant feed there people but they launch missiles in to the sea lol...

[@user-ee7bz3ip2b]

Its a silly little country

[@josefk332]

@@user-ee7bz3ip2b not if they detonate in the barrel or don’t fire propoerly - all logistic efforts getting them to front wasted.

[@ivangohome]

Chaushesku had 90% approval rating....

[@Nexfero]

I can't imagine DPRK has a big refinery network to process all this Russian oil. 🧐 I would imagine that they got a deal on the oil + tech they couldn't say no to.🤨

[@gogrape9716]

The Sixth Great Extinction is not a question of but WHEN...

[@zapfanzapfan]

Launching ICBM from a golf course? Did someone claim Kim didn't score a hole in one? 🤣

[@Ukie88]

Ukrainians did not use missiles first.

[@milkybar06]

Don't forget China is supplying equipment and now Chinese persons have joined the fight against Ukraine. There may even be north Koreans too.

[@pulsatingsausageboy2076]

There’s been like one Chinese guy and he wasn’t there long before he was begging his government to help him get out of there.

[@michaeldunham3385]

You understand that due to the size of Russia people in Eastern regions in particular often look oriental for obvious reasons.

[@jtf2dan]

china stopped all banking and business with China earlier this year under threat of secondary sanctions. Putin even confirmed this yesterday in his speech from china, stating that solutions are possible for chines banking.....and that the sanctions against chine were illegitimate....meaning the sanctions are hurting russia already. Konstantine on Inside Russia confirmed yesterday the only business deal agreed upon by both sides and signed during putins visit was 1) China will allow russia to export Jerusalem Artichokes to china, and 2) China will allow russia to export beef cartilage and beef stomachs to China. China is prohibited from sending weapons or ammo to russia. Any chinese or north koreans desperate enough to fall for putins money only t die in ukraine are fools....they wont last long and will serve as a deterrent to the rest.

[@distantshores3554]

Those are Kalmyks people who live in Russia. They are Mongolian decent. Russia has over 180 ethnic groups.

[@palvierflex4344]

the north korean goverment would not risk sending it own citizens/soldiers !!, besides the very high possibility of huge desertion of its own soldiers , it would break the brainswashing propaganda that north koreans have been fed for decades !! , any northkorean that would comeback especialy from the front would have a world view that is in HUGE contrast to what the north korean goverment has been telling it citizens for decades !

[@buddyweiz]

In 1974 North Korea bought a paper mill from Finland and still haven't paid for it... good way to make others trust oneself!

[@katiehettinger7857]

Two things can be true at the same time. North Korea can be getting oil and assurance of support from Russia in exchange for arms.

[@hybridarmyoffreeworld]

Свободу колониям орды! Карелия, Саха, Татария, Калмыкия, Чечня и тд

[@Fubar2024]

Thank you! 💪💪🇺🇦💪💪💙💛💙💛

[@mike4480]

..Thanks for the update Joe ,.. dictators sticking together .. 💙💛💙

[@alcoholfree6381]

Great report Joe Blogs! Your reports are always clear, lucid, and informative!

[@Gnaeus155]

I can imagine Japan would truly be aware of the threat of a nuclear bomb, sadly. And the new generation experienced the power plant failure. Seems like our allies Korea and Japan live under constant threat. Philippines and Australia too

[@hippypolitics-zq4or]

Don't stop Joe

[@fredyyfredfreddy]

Whilst writting on a piece of paper that their own weapons production is soaring.

[@johntalak5453]

Well it's their oil they can do whatever they want. I don't see why it is your cup really.

[@aj225]

Hi Joe, just wondering if you have done a presentation on sanctions and how they work (implemented/enforced)?

[@jchung5265]

Sanctions hasn’t worked, please follow judge napolitano and guests,Sean foo😮

[@aj225]

@@jchung5265 Remains to be seen! We are all victims in this nonsense as it is obviously causing hardship for those who are not involved. For those involved in the Ukraine, it is death and destruction. A worse outcome, as if I needed to say it. Russia out, Stop the war! All best wishes to all who have lost loved ones, on either side of this monstrous historic blunder, created by gangsters and murderers.

[@davidbulman2889]

Lets get into them both

[@andrew4809]

They make a great team

[@franciscouderq1100]

Nothing surprising here, Joe

[@VicYo-en3wm]

I thought north Korea was permanently sanctioned anyway what the fk !!!!

[@charlesmackey8179]

But how is all of this enforced? They find ways to circumvent this. Then what?

[@bbsaid218]

Can you do Argentina update?

[@jchung5265]

It’s a whole new level of collapse now 😢

[@MonBilly78]

I'm wondering what China thinks about this new partnership between Russia and NK.

[@user-ee7bz3ip2b]

Russia and NK have about 150 million people between the two of them. Compared to Chinas billion plus, it makes no difference to Xi. Its all small deals

[@jchung5265]

NK and Russia are independent states! Who is Chyna to interfere with their decisions 😉

[@playedout148]

​@@jchung5265russia and nk are chinese vassal states.

[@WeejimmySnazberry]

​@@jchung5265Ukraine is a sovereign country, who is Russia to interfere with them?

[@Piaseczno1]

That soldier guy's helmet was on backward. Maybe that was a protest statement against his participation in armed conflicts. Who knows?

[@ForageGardener]

Sounds like a pretty good deal for them

[@stream2watch]

Should drone the power supply for NK factories then, discreetly.

[@moffig1]

Ukraine should be allowed to hit any target inside Russia since Russia is hitting any target inside Ukraine. These restrictions from the West will cost Ukraine the war and are nonsense. If Russia wins, it will be because of the shortsightedness and restrictions of the West more than anything else.

[@celticman1909]

Saw a photo online of a huge trench filled with artilley shells wired for explosive demolition by the Russians. I wonder if they were the defective/expired lots from North Korea made in the 1970's.

[@liljasere]

Most likely making safe ammo cleared from an old combat zone once it’s ended in a area and the front has moved a team has to come in and clear up

[@celticman1909]

@@liljasere These guys? I Don't think so. The Russians never did that after WWII, metal detectors are still finding war materials all over the old Eastern Front, including skeletal remains of soldiers that no one bothered to go looking for.

[@eliasthienpont6330]

LION 🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁 No wonder they call it a Dog Fight. Apparently the big dog in town will have none of it. 🦁🦁🦁🦁🦁

[@brunoheggli2888]

Game over for Tesla!

[@carlfromtheoc1788]

To quote Lucifer in the movie Constantine, looks like someone no longer has your back.” Russia says they would have Kim’s back, but if push came to shove I would bet Putin lets Kim’s calls go right to voicemail.

[@PeterColenso-pd9ug]

There are ways around everything. Sanctions were pretty much a toothless tiger !!

[@icu17siberia]

sanctions are death by a thousand cuts

[@daviddelgado6090]

While the US was sending aid to Pakistan it was giving North Korea the how-to to build the Bomb. Putin is likely giving Kim missile tech.

[@Daniel90210]

In recent years, Russia has made significant strides in developing its own military-industrial complex, producing highly effective and price-competitive weaponry. This has allowed Russia to become a leading exporter of advanced military technology. Here are some key points illustrating this development: Advanced Weaponry: Russia has developed some of the world's most sophisticated weapons systems. This includes hypersonic missiles, advanced air defence systems like the S-400 and S-500, and state-of-the-art tanks such as the T-14 Armata. Export Market: Russian-made weapons are in high demand globally due to their effectiveness and competitive pricing. Countries in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa frequently purchase Russian military equipment, contributing significantly to Russia's economy. Domestic Production: Sanctions have pushed Russia to enhance its self-reliance in defence manufacturing. The country has invested heavily in its military-industrial base, ensuring that it can produce advanced weaponry domestically without relying on foreign components. Technological Innovation: Russia continues to invest in research and development within the defence sector, leading to continuous advancements in military technology. This includes advancements in electronic warfare, cyber capabilities, and unmanned systems. Strategic Autonomy: By developing a robust military-industrial complex, Russia has achieved greater strategic autonomy. This capability allows it to pursue its geopolitical interests without being overly dependent on foreign military technology. Overall, Russia's investment in its military-industrial complex has not only enhanced its defence capabilities but also established it as a significant player in the global arms market, reinforcing its position on the world stage.

[@williamjones9662]

Threats are war on the horizon. Peace should make the dawn.

[@kenbaker7630]

Does NK have refining capacity or does it import refined products from Russia? If the latter, Ukraine’s campaign against Russia’s refineries could put a crimp in this trade.

[@viviekanandanirudh2732]

Yes.u.right.mr.JoeRussia.trading.oil.for.arms.to.Russoa.

[@macswanton9622]

s.p.a.c.e.b.a.r.

[@michaelhenault1444]

Joe, thanks for your digging, I wonder how much off the books oil for gold for cash trading is going on? Perhaps impossible to know, but isn't it logical? China is currently obsessed with acquiring gold (public knowledge) and Russia needs cash and China can always use the oil.😮

[@pseudoscientist8010]

N.K. = China

[@markmcculloch2570]

100 percent

[@jhngfdsdfgkjnbv]

😅Gazprom has significantly increased gas supplies to China via the Power of Siberia gas pipeline. Since the beginning of the year, the volume of supplies has exceeded the figure for the same period last year by 37.4%.

[@malathaat74]

Could you do some research on the Chinese “runxue”. Term for exodus bc of restrictions etc. seems like it’s in line with your interests in economics and viewers I think would be interested too. I definitely would bc seems to implicate demographics as well as the economy.

[@user-qi8kc8jk1l]

Kim jong and Putin is the same.

[@joesonnefeld9296]

Half of the missiles from North Korea have been duds

[@Josh-xo7ik]

16:17 That guys nose on the right his huge!

[@stevenjohns-savage7024]

Devils Brew mix . Mix it up with legal company sell under them 😊

[@scottjacobson3016]

Tech know how to

[@HandyMan657]

Anyone surprised?

[@Daniel90210]

Russia's economy has experienced significant growth in recent years, particularly since the imposition of sanctions by the West. These sanctions were intended to weaken Russia's economic position, but in some respects, they have had the opposite effect. Here are some key points highlighting this trend: Diversification and Self-Sufficiency: In response to the sanctions, Russia has focused on diversifying its economy and reducing dependence on Western imports. This has led to growth in domestic industries, including agriculture and manufacturing. Energy Exports: Russia remains a major global supplier of energy, including oil and natural gas. Despite sanctions, the demand for these resources has remained strong, particularly from countries outside the Western bloc, such as China and India. Rouble Stabilisation: The Russian rouble has shown resilience. While initially hit hard by the sanctions and falling oil prices, it has since stabilised. The Russian Central Bank has taken measures to support the currency and control inflation. Trade Partnerships: Russia has strengthened its trade relationships with non-Western countries. Increased economic cooperation with nations like China, India, and Turkey has helped mitigate the impact of Western sanctions. Government Policies: The Russian government has implemented various policies to support the economy, including import substitution, investment in key sectors, and fiscal measures to stabilise the financial system. While the sanctions have undoubtedly posed challenges, Russia's economy has adapted and, in some areas, thrived, demonstrating resilience and the ability to pivot towards alternative markets and strategies.

[@k98killer]

Ngl all this talk about nukes makes me want to play Civ again.

[@pelimies1818]

Kim and Puting are best friends. They even look the same.

[@tonymckeage1028]

Great Video Joe, I guess the Ukraine war provides North Korea with a useful test for if they start being more aggressive with South Korea or other adversaries, The UK and USA have been correct in ramping up the sanctions against the individuals and companies involved, thanks for sharing

[@taylorthomas2089]

If Kim and Putin exceeded a combined 10 foot in height we’d be living in a different world.

[@seanreynolds1266]

Theres only 9 countries known of. Theres about a half dozen countries that likely have them but dont flex their muscles, spain for example. The 9 mentioned are the only sabre rattlers.

[@Statueshop297]

What! Spain has a nuclear weapon program and bombs?Are you ok?

[@paulalietke888]

Country who testing missiles has demonstrations occurring 2017 nuclear tests. January 2024 Launched immediate range ballistic missile Between Korea peninsula and Japan. Red Flag bad intentions. Future prevention questions asked What is the purpose testing nuclear weapons. Putin in interview talked about Nuclear weapons.

[@Chamuzi]

This report @10:50 was brought to us by the English translator for the North Korean department of bullshit.

[@Fscmco]

Does any body think these sanctions will have any effect on, other than being laughed at by Russia and North Korea?.,

[@Statueshop297]

Yes. Sanctions don’t work instantly, they have an initial impact and then go onto to have a continued impact. There will always be work arounds but it puts people off doing business with sanctioned countries. Russia is suffering and it will continue to get worse. It’s burned through a lot of its stored cash and while it does still trade some oil etc it’s declining since the invasion. Look at North Korea. Is it’s economy doing better or worse under sanctions.

[@pricklydoorhandle]

Makes sense to me, buy sell

[@user-yi7mv1nc9q]

North Korea has companies

[@icu17siberia]

name 4

[@RyanHellyer]

North Korea can be sanctioned further?

[@ThaidUp]

China, Russia and North Korea laugh at these sanctions and it is driving the cooperative alliance between the three. They still find a way to circumvent these sanctions

[@sergiovergaramontemiranda2116]

If so why tf are russian soldiers are obliged to get their own equipment often needing donations to get it? Or why they still fighting to get the sanctions lifted if they are so irrelevant? Or why are they driving a golf car to a battlefield even tho Russia is the counterpart of USA?

[@playedout148]

Dictators don't matter.

[@thorstenboy8574]

Makes perfect sence Russia is the bew North Korea😅

[@BennysGamingLounge]

Russia should never have had veto power in the UN they literally just took the USSR position like thats acceptable or makes sense as much as russia would love it they are NOT the USSR and should have had to apply for a completely new stop in the organization

[@iancoles1349]

Yep not hard to come to that conclusion.Usa got south america soon.

[@kaboonali5466]

State department dollars going to good use, 10 mins since this video was uploaded and already 300 anti Russia comments 😂

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