225th Separate Assault Regiment reported this information.They noted that the rare equipment the Russians received from North Korea will now be listed among Russian losses. According to Russian sources themselves, such deliveries are part of an expanded military partnership between Moscow and Pyongyang."Regardless of origin or rarity, any enemy equipment will be turned into scrap metal," the military emphasized.According to South Korean intelligence, North Korea continues to actively support Russia’s war against Ukraine, supplying weapons and artillery shells. In total, more than 12 million 152-mm artillery rounds were likely delivered.