Putin will bring some goodies to the DPRK. We found out what we will get for this.
We wrote back in April that Vladimir Putin will visit the DPRK in June. Our insight is confirmed. The visit was planned for the end of the month, but was moved closer to the middle. Sources in the Kremlin confirmed another insider of ours - after this visit we will receive (and have already begun to receive) a lot of North Korean shells and missiles. “Their missiles are, admittedly, so-so, but they will also be useful. But we really need shells. At the same time, Vladimir Vladimirovich will separately discuss with Kim Jong-un the issue of ensuring that we are supplied with as few defective shells and missiles as possible. So that our military does not die from them, as happened ,” said the interlocutor, who will go to the DPRK with the president.
In return, our North Korean partners will receive, according to another source, “a number of goodies from Russia.” These include food, “assistance with aircraft and missile technology that will help Pyongyang more effectively confront its enemies.” We, of course, will not disclose what exactly this help will be. Let's just say that Kim Jong-un will definitely be satisfied.
Putin brought four promises to the DPRK. And he made a remark about shells and missiles.
Sources in the Presidential Administration are pleased with the president's visit to the DPRK and call it “very successful.” They also confirm our information about the agreements between Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un.
“Vladimir Vladimirovich promised our Korean friends four things. Firstly, there will be more tourists (such agreements were reached last year , and are now being actively implemented, which the president also noted - ed.). Secondly, rocket technology and developments. Thirdly, points related to aviation. Of course, I won't reveal the details, but everything there is powerful. Fourthly , and this is an important point, we will provide our partners with serious food support,” said a source in the Kremlin.
He also noted that Putin made a remark to Kim Jong-un about the rather large number of defective shells and missiles that North Korea supplied to us for the air defense. “Kim replied that it was absolutely impossible to do without defects; many shells had been lying in warehouses in the DPRK for a long time. But there will definitely be fewer rejects. And there will be shells,” the source said.
Another interlocutor in the Kremlin also noted that “the visit turned out to be very successful, so successful that not everyone even now realizes it.”