The DPRK Gaubitz echelon arrived in the Russian Federation: what does it mean and how will it affect the front - Forbes

In connection with these problems, the Kremlin appealed to the DPRK and received the necessary artillery to continue the Russian-Ukrainian war. Forbes told about what new problems have emerged from the Russians through cooperation with North Korea. The publication drew attention to the arrival of the echelon loaded by the Koksan howans of M-1989 of North Korea. This is the second echelon that has arrived in the Russian Federation for the last two months.

Meanwhile, the Russian Federation was part of the Russo-Ukrainian War, having 2,000 caterpillars, but in the third year of fighting, 800 of them were destroyed. In addition, there is a lack of new barrels, so another 100 guns do not work, though they have survived. On the other hand, the military-industrial complex of Russians cannot cope with the release of new guns, but instead the warehouses of the USSR are looking for rusty installations and trying to restore them, explained in the article.

Thus, the DPRK solves the problems of the Russians about artillery, summed up the author forbes, but not all right - new problems have emerged. What the supply of howts of the DPRK in the Russian Federation says and what are the consequences of this process: "To speak caution, the Russian forces become dependent on North Korean weapons. Each M1989, which becomes Russian, probably deepens Russia on North Korea," - summed up the author forbes.

At the same time, the publication distinguished the disobedience of technologies exchanged by the North Koreans and Russians. If the DPRK receives nuclear technologies, then the Russian Federation is old guns. "But what is the choice in Russia, since its exhausted artillery corps is gradually becoming more North Korean?" - rhetorically asked the publication. Earlier, Focus wrote about a video from the Russian Federation, which shows a train with "Coxans" from the DPRK.

The video lasts 16 seconds, shot at dusk. We see how the platforms are moved on which howitzers are recorded: up to two dozen North Korean guns can be counted within 16 seconds. The firing range of these guns is 20-40 km, the speed-two shots for five minutes. It should be noted that the Ukrainian military showed staff with the DPRK soldiers, who attacked the positions of the Armed Forces in the Kursk region.