Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about the possibility of Russia being supplied by North Korea.

That is such a strange sentence,

but it seems pretty likely.

The reporting is suggesting that Russia's stocks, their supplies, have

run so low that they are starting to look for outside suppliers to provide them with

ammo. Various kinds. The reporting is suggesting that North Korea is

ready to offer millions of rounds.

So does it make sense?

Yeah, a lot of North Korea's equipment is older. A lot of it initially came from the Soviet Union.

So a lot of it would be interchangeable, especially when you're talking about artillery, small arms, stuff like that.

Yeah, and North Korea maintains pretty large stockpiles.

So this all really does kind of add up as bizarre as it sounds.

When Russia started using older equipment,

it made the legacy military of North Korea

I mean kind of useful.

And North Korea could definitely get something out of it

as far as chips at the big game or food technology, stuff like that or

even just kind of looking the other way when North Korea violates sanctions.

Now somebody's asked is this a is it an information operation? Is this U.S. intelligence putting this messaging out to kind of sway possible Russian allies away from them, saying hey hey they don't have the supplies

and putting that out there and are we just collateral damage in that campaign?

Maybe, maybe I mean that's not out of the question. They would definitely

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