Some analysts are questioning whether Russia would be willing to share secret weapons technologies with North Korea. Moscow has always closely guarded them even from key partners like China. Reports from a meeting between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Russia have hinted at Pyongyang exchanging ammunition for technology from Moscow. The two leaders met for several hours on Wednesday. The talks reflect a change in the nature of the countries' complicated relationship. Any specifics of a purported deal between Russia and North Korea are unknown. The United Nations says all countries including Russia must abide by resolutions that ban arms exports from North Korea.
