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North Korea denies arms deliveries to Wagner

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John Kirby, a spokesman for the US National Security Council, is showing satellite images that he says support US claims that North Korea has supplied weapons for use in the war in Ukraine. Photo: Evan Vucci/TT Nyhetsbyrån

North Korea has rejected the US’s claim that Pyongyang supplied robots and missiles to the private Russian mercenary group Wagner Group, which is fighting in Ukraine, writes TT.

In a statement on the state news agency KCNA, North Korea warns that the result will be “very unpleasant” if the country continues to spread “self-produced rumours”.

It was in December that the White House released intelligence images purportedly showing North Korea supplying weapons to Wagner for the group’s operations in Ukraine.

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