No signs of North Korea supplying weapons to Russia

On September 5, US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan called on North Korea not to provide any lethal weapons to Russia.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu at an arms exhibition in Pyongyang in July 2023. (Source: Reuters)

According to Advisor Jake Sullivan, there is no sign that Pyongyang has supplied large quantities of weapons to Moscow, but negotiations between the two countries are "progressing positively".

"We will continue to speak out and we will continue to call on North Korea to abide by its public commitments not to provide weapons to Russia," Sullivan said at a White House press conference.

Earlier, there were reports that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un might be considering a visit to Russia to meet President Vladimir Putin and discuss an arms deal between the two countries.

Advisor Sullivan partially confirmed the above information when saying that the North Korean leader expected high-level engagement with Russia, including at the leadership level.

North Korea has not yet commented, while the Kremlin refused to confirm the information.

Earlier, a US State Department spokesman warned that the country would take action against any country that supports Russia's special military campaign in Ukraine.

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