The White House says North Korea is secretly sending a 'significant' amount of artillery shells to Russia, but it won't fix Russia's problems

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : "It also is indicative of where they're seeking munitions from countries like North Korea and Iran, which says a lot about the kind of company they keep and where they stand in the world right now in terms of isolation," he added.
49% : The State Department said last month that Russian officials traveled to Iran to receive training on how to operate the weapons, and more recently, Iranian military personnel visited occupied Crimea to help Putin's troops use the drones on the battlefield in Ukraine.
46% : Recent efforts to secure weaponry and ammunition from North Korea and Iran come as Russian forces face a dwindling supply of long-range precision munitions.
40% : Iran has sent Moscow various types of drones, including explosive suicide systems like the Shahed-136, which Russian forces have used to terrorize Ukrainians in cities far from the front lines.

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