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U.S. commanders tell Senate North Korea's exports of munitions, personnel to Russia deepen threat
Summary
Witnesses reported that North Korea's military cooperation with Russia and growing strategic ties with China are increasing regional risks. General Brunson and Admiral Paparo cited shipments of munitions and personnel to Russia and warned of technology transfers that could bolster Pyongyang's missile and submarine capabilities.
General Christopher Brunson, commander of United States Forces Korea, told the Senate Armed Services Committee that North Korea has sustained a high tempo of missile testing and weapons development and has sent munitions and personnel overseas. "In 2024, the DPRK focused on advancing their cruise missile and hypersonic glide vehicle research and development programs. Launching 47 ballistic missiles with 1 failed satellite launch attempt," Brunson said.
Admiral Paparo described a transactional relationship among China, Russia and…
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