The number of freight railcars has increased on the North Korea-Russia border

Satellite images have recorded an increase in the number of freight railcars on the North Korea-Russia border.

Beyond Parallel writes about it.

Satellite images taken on October 5 show that there are approximately 73 freight railcars in total. The railcars are moving in the direction of Russia.

You can also see transport containers and equipment in the storage area. It is likely that North Korea started transferring ammunition and artillery to the Russian Federation, as the increase in railcars began five days after the Kim-Putin summit.

It will be recalled that earlier, the USA expressed concern about the deepening of military cooperation between Russia and the DPRK.