Nikkei Asia: North Korea's Economy Grows 3%, Relies on China-Russia Supply Chains and Expands Weapons Production and Exports
North Korea's economy has maintained robust 3% growth despite UN sanctions, thanks to supply chains for goods and energy provided by China and Russia, Nikkei Asia reported. Concurrently, North Korea is expanding its weapons production capacity to export to the Russian military, which is facing shortages.
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