The US should make it clear that SA is, therefore, no longer a friend or ally.

I doubt Putin wants to risk leaving Russia at this point.

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This!

Probably not, North Korea has received food aid in the past as part of the nuclear negotiation process.

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2019/06/09/730441007/why-aid-wont-fix-north-koreas-recurring-food-shortages

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 82%. (I'm a bot)

> The United States has announced sanctions against a Slovakian man who was reportedly working to arrange a weapons sale between North Korea and Russia, as the war in Ukraine puts strain on Moscow's access to military goods.

> Yellen said the US would continue to crack down on Russia's efforts to "Evade sanctions and obtain military equipment" from countries like North Korea.

> North Korea is itself under heavy US sanctions, which can impact its ability to access various goods.

Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: Russia^#1 North^#2 Korea^#3 sanctions^#4 military^#5

8 years ago Ukraine was under arms embargo from Western countries. They thought supplying arms to Ukraine will provoke Putin to attack lol.

Expired MREs

Right?...!

Wtf did I just read ? Is this a parody ?

North Korea produces weapons?

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Yeah I mean people are so angry (rightfully) that they want to drop money and move into bartering or want to upend the entire economic system, but the solution is much more simpler than that, which is to just hold people accountable (especially corporations and their executives) for their misdeeds. Unfortunately, although this is simple, it seems to be exceedingly difficult to put into practice.

But then who's going to tell us the bear's side?

/s

do I need to even bother to read the penalties these guys faced?

>The men, who cannot be identified under Swiss reporting restrictions, were found guilty at a hearing at Zurich District Court and were given suspended fines.

nope pretty much what I though it would be..fucking laughable

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Oh, ok.

We do still get information from Russian sources that are reliable. There are many news outlets that are anti-war/anti-Putin who put out a lot of good information. We don’t NEED to physically be there. Of course there are many pros to having someone there but does it outweigh the cons? Let’s see who they release for the American. Doubt it’ll be favorable in terms of ‘value’

Now consider that Russia has had organized, global spy operations since Peter the Great.

Umm, after Brittney Griner, what American is still hanging out in Russia without diplomatic immunity? SMDH! Very dumb.

and you guys believe this?

doesn't this seem like propaganda

Why not have cell stock refreshed now and then so we aren't dependent on a single cell lineage forever? However long a stock cycle may be, we can develop processes that periodically draw fresh cell sources from animals. It's not like farm animals are simply going to disapear, but ideally we can reduce the vast number of farm animals necessary to sustain our planet's food needs.

> So what they should do with their t-54 if it still works, just utilize? I think its pretty good for researching and baiting ammos, when ammos is in deficit and costs some money.

makes perfect sense... so long as the T-54s are in "like new" working order and dont need effort to get running AND you dont value those inside the wildly obsolete steel coffin

perhaps but paying is also a roadblock. see f2p games vs paid games in terms of botting.

it might also be possible to block suspicious payments.

this depends on twitter caring about cracking down on misinformation which is debatable as elon spreads it himself