Analysis Russian ship rejoins North Korea weapons trade, only for operation to go on holdVessels linked to alleged arms shipments have not appeared at ports in recent weeks, possibly due to production issues This is the second article in a two-part series analyzing major changes to alleged North Korea-Russia maritime arms trade in the first two months of 2024. Part one can be found here. A Russian cargo ship recently rejoined an alleged weapons shipping operation with North Korea after a three-month hiatus, replacing another that recently traveled to a Chinese port for possible maintenance work, according to NK Pro analysis. But soon after it carried containers from North Korea’s Rason Port to Russia’s Vostochny Port in early February, the entire maritime operation appeared to go on © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |