There is growing international consternation over North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un’s proposed trip to meet with Vladimir Putin in Russia, which we discussed here previously. One of the primary subjects they intend to discuss is the possibility of North Korea sending ammunition and other military support to Russia as they run low on supplies because of the ongoing war in Ukraine. The Biden administration (along with the rest of NATO) would obviously be opposed to such a deal and the White House decided on Tuesday to issue a public rebuke to Kim, saying that North Korea will “pay a price” if they make good on the proposal and aid Moscow in that fashion. But the threat coming from Washington was vague at best, and neither Kim nor Putin seemed to be inclined to respond thus far. (Fox News)Read More
So now we’re threatening North Korea over Russia
