The Danish audiotør korps, similar to Military Prosecution Service, is going to investigate if weapon and ammo who has been sent to Ukraine have been sold further.

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Ben Wallace has mocked Vladimir Putin for "begging" North Korea for outdated weapons.

North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un is reportedly set to travel to meet the Russian President this month.

A US official said the pair will discuss the possibility of Pyongyang providing Moscow with weapons for its botched war in Ukraine.

But former defence secretary Mr Wallace, who resigned from his position last Thursday, taunted isolated Mr Putin for turning to North Korea.

The Conservative MP said: "And this is how it ends Mr Putin... the once mighty Russia scrabbling around looking for friends and begging North Korea for weapons from the 1960s."

The New York Times reported that the meeting between Mr Kim and Mr Putin could take place in the port city of Vladivostok, on the east coast of Russia.

Mr Putin is said to want his North Korean counterpart, who rarely leaves North Korea, to supply artillery shells and anti-tank missiles.

Meanwhile, the North Korean dictator is said to be asking for advanced technology for satellites and nuclear-powered submarines, as well as food aid.

National Security Council spokeswoman Adrienne Watson said the US expected "leader-level diplomatic engagement" on arms to take place between the two rogue nations.

She said: "Last month Sergei Shoigu, the Russian defence minister, travelled to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to try to convince Pyongyang to sell artillery ammunition to Russia.

"We have information that Kim Jong Un expects these discussions to continue, to include leader-level diplomatic engagement in Russia.

"We urge the DPRK to cease its arms negotiations with Russia and abide by the public commitments that Pyongyang has made to not provide or sell arms to Russia."

The Kremlin spokesman had "nothing to say" on the reports, while there was no immediate comment from North Korea.

Young cadets sing the national anthem during a ceremony on the first day of school at a cadet school in Kiev.


Is this what its about...?



https://cdn.tickaroo.com/api/mediapr...gq2hvP6ZPvGosb


No.


Putting young children in military uniforms is wrong. Always. Everywhere. In the Third Reich. In Russia. In Ukraine. And everywhere else. Its abuse.

Is that for real or maybe just kids messing around, much too young to make any real decisions, otherwise surely there would be an outcry from parents!! :hmmm:

Can't be even close to the torment those kids who Putin kidnapped must be experiencing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUzb7p1jxjc


I know that Russia has schools like this, too, and other countries as well. That does not make it any better. Russia also has a youth organisation comparing to the Hitlerjugend in the Third Reich.



Its wrong, always.

^^^

Perhaps there was a little liquid courage involved in that adventure.:()1:

And maybe a tongue lashing by superiors for recklessly endangering a valuable piece of hardware.:D:D

Russia is on a charm tour in Cuba.

They promise young men in Cuba a citizenship if they sign up and some thousands Rubles/Dollars

Markus

FIRST OF BRITISH CHALLENGER 2 TANKS BITE THE DUST IN ZAPORIZHZHIA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=st6hSFpItN0

Not probably but certainly a british built tank, not very reliable indeed !:)
he.. Jeff ?:03: