The accusation of North Korea supplying weapons to Russia: Kim Jong un's sister issued a "solemn" statement

Kim Yu, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, is again denying the accusation of supplying weapons to Russia, saying that the newly developed and updated weapons system of North Korea has not been sold to any other country.

Reuters quoted the North Korean official media on May 17 as saying that the "theory" of the North Korean Russian arms trade is superstitious and fabricated, which is the "most absurd theory" and is not worth any evaluation or explanation. She pointed out that these were "false rumors" spread by the enemy.

Kim Yo Jung also added that North Korea's tactical weapons, such as the recently displayed rocket launchers and missiles, are not used for export, but for defense against South Korea.

Earlier, the United States and South Korea accused North Korea of transferring weapons to Russia to deal with Ukraine. Both Moscow and Pyongyang denied the allegations.

Recently, Russia announced the establishment of two new missile brigades, one of which can equip North Korea with ballistic missiles. According to the National Defense Express, the Russian army will equip the KN-23 ballistic missile provided by North Korea.

UNIAN also reported that North Korea could provide Russia with new multiple rocket launchers. Recently, North Korea tested a new 240 mm multi barrel rocket with "guided" projectiles.

In addition, according to South Korean media reports, Russia is using Korean artillery shells for the Ukraine war. These shells may have been manufactured in the 1970s, and the explosion of the bore has seriously suffered the Russian artillery.

Kim Yo Jung's statement is strange. North Korea has always been clearly opposed to the United States and NATO. There is nothing to hide about military aid to Russia.