KIM-PUTIN ALLIANCE: 25,000 North Koreans Secretly Building Putin’s Drones In Russia

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A report by the Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Group, cited by Bloomberg and reported by RBC-Ukraine, says up to 25,000 North Korean citizens may be working in Russia's drone industry, including at facilities in Alabuga, Tatarstan. The report alleges that some workers are being presented as students to circumvent international sanctions. It estimates North Korean workers abroad generated up to $800 million for Pyongyang last year, with much of their earnings reportedly controlled by the regime. The allegations come as military and economic ties between Russia and North Korea have deepened since Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. #northkorea, #russia, #ukrainewar, #russiaukrainewar, #kimjongun, #vladimirputin, #russiaukraineconflict, #russianarmy, #drones, #dronewar, #militarydrones, #alabuga, #alabugadrones, #geopolitics, #worldnews, #breakingnews, #northkorearussia, #kimputin, #sanctions, #militarynews In this Times Now World News report, we break down the this topic

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