North Korea May Send Limited Artillery Ammunition to Russia, But Unlikely to Shift Ukraine War: U.S. General

North Korea may send artillery ammunition to Russia, but unlikely to affect war much per US general.
Meeting between Kim Jong-Un and Putin in Russia may lead to North Korea supplying 152mm shells.
Impact would be limited according to US Joint Chiefs Chairman Milley.
North Korea may seek advanced weapons from Russia in exchange for ammo.
EU and US threaten sanctions if North Korea aids Russia's war effort.

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