first degree, and that's all. let's say this, in the professional environment it is considered that the sonk 17 uses russian solutions, including, for example, the un-23 uses the iskander solution, and this is about the fact that the dprk already receives from the russian federation what the russian federation can to give, then these are the ready-made technologies in relation to missile weapons, and as for the possibility of transferring, well, paying for it by people, that is, transferring mercenaries there, well, first of all, there is an option that... the kremlin can open a so-called volunteer there, if i don’t know the recruitment point there, where it would invite mercenaries for a contract, as it does in africa, for example, or in other asian countries, i don’t rule out such an option, but what is the aspect, the bian regime, it’s mine, i don’t a geopolitician, an expert in this, but it seems to me that such a totalitarian regime, he is based on the fact that the country is a camp, and it does not assume that there is information from the soviet union, because the experience of the s

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