ABC News: Top US general describes Putin with 'tin cup in hand' asking North Korea for munitions
Mark Milley thinks the weapons Russia may get won't have much effect in Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has approached North Korea "with a tin cup in hand asking for weapons munitions and support" amid his country's invasion of Ukraine, Gen. Mark Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told ABC News' Martha Raddatz in a new interview.
However, Milley believes that if Russia succeeds in obtaining arms from North Korea, he doubts it will "make a substantive difference" in the war in Ukraine. Raddatz's exit interview with Milley, who is retiring, will air on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday.
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WNU Editor: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is not going to Russia to make a deal on artillery shells or any other military equipment. Such a deal can be easily arranged by their subordinates. The primary reason why he is going to Russia is to expand what I mentioned last week was a major policy shift by Russia to "horizontally" escalate its conflict against the U.S. .... New Report Says Russia Is Helping North Korea In The Development Of Its ICBM Program (September 6, 2023).
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