Up to 12,000 North Koreans at Russia's Yelabuga drone plant face trafficking and abuse, report says
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A 14 October joint report by CSIS and the George W. Bush Institute says as many as 12,000 North Koreans at the Yelabuga UAV plant in Tatarstan suffer gross human rights abuses and trafficking. It links Russia, North Korea, China and Iran in expanding drone output; Moscow may get over 5,500 drones a month for its war in Ukraine, while Pyongyang may keep up to 90% of workers' wages and gain hands-on knowledge of advanced weapons.
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