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This guy has a really good "not laughing" face.
If North Korea provided Russia with missiles, they should confirm it so the rest of us could breathe easily. >

I imagine Russia doesn’t want to publicly admit they’ve resorted to buying weapons from North Korea. Russia’s trying to pretend that they could fight for years on end meanwhile they’re desperately phoning up Belarus, North Korea and Iran in a frantic bid for more firepower. >

That's why poo tin desperately wanted a peace deal on his terms. He's out of many weapons. And the RU munitions factories can't keep up with demand. >

Russia's mom is so poor, ducks throw bread at her >

Time for some mysterious drone attacks on these supplies... >

Time to lean on China and make them leash their dog. >

I doubt they want them to stop. >

China seems annoyed at Russia but not enough to do anything about it. Frantic nuclear sabre rattling and an increase in western military budgets isn’t something China loves. >

You can't plan to invade a country (Taiwan) and not have the ammo/ordinance to follow through. It's why Iran has set a 'hard ceiling' on how much they can sell to Russia and why their government is freaking out with the damage of their munitions factory.
China's economy is intermingled with the rest of the world. They do something detrimental...they'll be a global pariah and their economy will tank...leading to massive civil unrest (think Iran but on a larger scale). Some companies are already moving their supply chains to other countries due to China's COVID response. China's economy shrinks...so does their military budget. >

Since Russia cannot replenish its missile due to sanctions on parts, Russia will have to look around for outside source preferably at bargain price.
Also, it is benefit to North Korea to "help" Russia due to its proximity to border. >

Buying North Korean missiles is like buying Roman Candles on Wish.  Sure, it might work….or it might take your hand off.
”That’s a bold move Cotton!” >

I felt the same way. But these are Chinese surplus missiles. They were produced fairly recently compared to the Soviet era stuff the Russians have been using. 
I'm not an expert but north Korea could make a quick buck being the intermediary between china's 'old' weapons and russia's new weapons >

Id rather have Soviet missiles that are old enough to collect social security. Then have any missile made in the CCP, no matter how modern. I’ve watched enough Chinese space launch videos to know it’s a hit or miss if it’s a missile or a bomb. Atleast old Soviet missiles have a slightly lower chance of exploding during launch(although that’s probably considered a successful launch by the CCP) >

"it got off the ground a bit, still counts!" >

Based on some of the videos… I don’t think they have a computer navigation system in their bigger “rockets”. Most launch. Clear the platform. And either put it in reverse and just send it or they veer dramatically off course and crash into the neighboring village. Idk how they got a rover on the far side of the moon. I really don’t think they actually have a functional rover on the far side. >

Is Russia declaring war on The Sea Of Japan too? >

Russian weapons declare war on themselves. Just like that SAM missile that one time. >

And how long will NK last before they also run dry? >

They ran dry decades ago, it’s just starved slaves running on empty over there. >

How will NK ever defeat their arch-nemesis Neptune without all of their sea-rockets though? >

LOL my first thought was it was an article from The Onion. >

Hey hey hey. The onion is more reputable then any Chinese, Russian and North Korean news source. >

Both of them. Russia got both of them. >

Are they anti-fish missiles like the originals? >

If north Korea and Iran are supplying Russia with missiles it shouldn't be an escalation if the west supply Ukraine with missiles >

They knew they were North Korean made because they went straight for the ocean >

Another country giving Russia shitty old weapons that’ll break down when they need them most >

North Korean missiles can only hit water, not the civilian targets Putin wants. >

NK knows what it's doing, supplying the hardware will help do some real world tests so NK can know what to improve on the next batch. sick really. >

Isn’t that what everyone is doing? Iran, NATO, Bayraktar, etc? >

does this mean that in their annual "kaos" meeting headquarters they elect the top henchman most likely to succeed. >

It's like the blind leading the blind over there isn't it. >

What did North Korea receive in payment? >

money? >

Russian Rubles are near worthless. They wouldn’t take that >

North Koreans are very flexible.  They will take bitcoin ethereum euro dollar yen CHF gold yuan, whatever you got. >


whatever you got

Margaritas (not gay) and a signed copy of Firework by Katy Perry. >

Wonder why Putin hasn’t invited Un to meet face to face to discuss a winning war strategy ? >

So they'll blow themselves up now, excellent. >

It's worrying because it's as if every country feels compelled to pick a side. I suspect India and Pakistan will be involved soon enough. >

India has 0 interest in getting dragged into this shit fest. I think India will try to stay neutral or on sidelines as long as possible. >

This guy has a really good "not laughing" face. >

Do they work? >

this seems backwards >

My uncle in the military said NK has a huge supply of weapon and missiles. We will see how this pan out >

No wonder they can’t hit anything accurately. >

Makes no sense. Why would Russia need any of north Korea's garbage military tech? >

That's cool. All NK missiles do is attack water. >

All 5 of them >

Quality may be suspect but they probably have a lot. They spend a quarter of their budget on the military and have the 4th largest fighting force in the world. >

Yeah true but maintenance (if any) is prob there entire budget. A quarter of there GDP is around 1.15 billion US I think. For a 1.5 million soldiers. They might have the 4th largest fighting force but so did IRAQ In ‘91 >

They've also been preparing for war with South Korea for 70 years. I'm sure they've built up a lot. >

Yeah true, the North are fanatics which is a danger in its own right >

Well, you had your chance to stop NK. 
But rather than stopping thier nuclear program, G.W.Bush rather invaded Iraq for no good reason and bound US is a losing fight for decades.
And people still vote republican... even if they get dumber with each iteration. >

Am I in the twilight zone? >

If North Korea provided Russia with missiles, they should confirm it so the rest of us could breathe easily. >

I imagine Russia doesn’t want to publicly admit they’ve resorted to buying weapons from North Korea. Russia’s trying to pretend that they could fight for years on end meanwhile they’re desperately phoning up Belarus, North Korea and Iran in a frantic bid for more firepower. >

That's why poo tin desperately wanted a peace deal on his terms. He's out of many weapons. And the RU munitions factories can't keep up with demand. >

Russia's mom is so poor, ducks throw bread at her >

Time for some mysterious drone attacks on these supplies... >

Time to lean on China and make them leash their dog. >

I doubt they want them to stop. >

China seems annoyed at Russia but not enough to do anything about it. Frantic nuclear sabre rattling and an increase in western military budgets isn’t something China loves. >

You can't plan to invade a country (Taiwan) and not have the ammo/ordinance to follow through. It's why Iran has set a 'hard ceiling' on how much they can sell to Russia and why their government is freaking out with the damage of their munitions factory.
China's economy is intermingled with the rest of the world. They do something detrimental...they'll be a global pariah and their economy will tank...leading to massive civil unrest (think Iran but on a larger scale). Some companies are already moving their supply chains to other countries due to China's COVID response. China's economy shrinks...so does their military budget. >

Since Russia cannot replenish its missile due to sanctions on parts, Russia will have to look around for outside source preferably at bargain price.
Also, it is benefit to North Korea to "help" Russia due to its proximity to border. >

Buying North Korean missiles is like buying Roman Candles on Wish.  Sure, it might work….or it might take your hand off.
”That’s a bold move Cotton!” >

I felt the same way. But these are Chinese surplus missiles. They were produced fairly recently compared to the Soviet era stuff the Russians have been using. 
I'm not an expert but north Korea could make a quick buck being the intermediary between china's 'old' weapons and russia's new weapons >

Id rather have Soviet missiles that are old enough to collect social security. Then have any missile made in the CCP, no matter how modern. I’ve watched enough Chinese space launch videos to know it’s a hit or miss if it’s a missile or a bomb. Atleast old Soviet missiles have a slightly lower chance of exploding during launch(although that’s probably considered a successful launch by the CCP) >

"it got off the ground a bit, still counts!" >

Based on some of the videos… I don’t think they have a computer navigation system in their bigger “rockets”. Most launch. Clear the platform. And either put it in reverse and just send it or they veer dramatically off course and crash into the neighboring village. Idk how they got a rover on the far side of the moon. I really don’t think they actually have a functional rover on the far side. >

Is Russia declaring war on The Sea Of Japan too? >

Russian weapons declare war on themselves. Just like that SAM missile that one time. >

And how long will NK last before they also run dry? >

They ran dry decades ago, it’s just starved slaves running on empty over there. >

How will NK ever defeat their arch-nemesis Neptune without all of their sea-rockets though? >

LOL my first thought was it was an article from The Onion. >

Hey hey hey. The onion is more reputable then any Chinese, Russian and North Korean news source. >

Both of them. Russia got both of them. >

Are they anti-fish missiles like the originals? >

If north Korea and Iran are supplying Russia with missiles it shouldn't be an escalation if the west supply Ukraine with missiles >

They knew they were North Korean made because they went straight for the ocean >

Another country giving Russia shitty old weapons that’ll break down when they need them most >

North Korean missiles can only hit water, not the civilian targets Putin wants. >

NK knows what it's doing, supplying the hardware will help do some real world tests so NK can know what to improve on the next batch. sick really. >

Isn’t that what everyone is doing? Iran, NATO, Bayraktar, etc? >

does this mean that in their annual "kaos" meeting headquarters they elect the top henchman most likely to succeed. >

It's like the blind leading the blind over there isn't it. >

What did North Korea receive in payment? >

money? >

Russian Rubles are near worthless. They wouldn’t take that >

North Koreans are very flexible.  They will take bitcoin ethereum euro dollar yen CHF gold yuan, whatever you got. >


whatever you got

Margaritas (not gay) and a signed copy of Firework by Katy Perry. >

Wonder why Putin hasn’t invited Un to meet face to face to discuss a winning war strategy ? >

So they'll blow themselves up now, excellent. >

It's worrying because it's as if every country feels compelled to pick a side. I suspect India and Pakistan will be involved soon enough. >

India has 0 interest in getting dragged into this shit fest. I think India will try to stay neutral or on sidelines as long as possible.