North Korea-Russia border rail traffic surging with unknown cargo, satellite imagery shows
Railway traffic and cargo shipments between North Korea and Russia are surging to a five-year high, according to satellite imagery of the border area.
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Railway traffic and cargo shipments between North Korea and Russia are surging to a five-year high, according to satellite imagery of the border area.
There has been a dramatic increase in the amount of rail traffic from North Korea to Russia since the leaders of the two countries recently met, which could indicate weapons being shipped.
US think tank Beyond Parallel observed an increase in freight railcars along the North Korea-Russia border, suggesting likely supply of arms and munitions to Moscow.
Train traffic between North Korea and Russia has dramatically increased after the recent following summit between leaders Kim Jong-un and Vladimir Putin, indicating a “likely” transfer of arms, according to a new report by Washington-based analysts. High-resolution satellite imagery reveals at least 70 freight cars at North Korea’s border Tumangang rail facility, the Beyond Parallel…
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