February 5, 2024
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0:52Now PlayingAs North Korea fired another fresh barrage of cruise missiles, its economy is quietly improving as Kim Jong Un capitalizes on arms sales to Russia. By some estimates, about half of North Korea is employed in some capacity by the defense industry, and the total value of munitions sent from the country to Moscow could reach into the billions of dollars. Here's why Moscow's lifeline means Kim is less likely to wage a war.
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