North Korea Sends High-Level Delegation to Iran, Signaling Deepening Military Ties
The visit, led by North Korea's Minister of External Economic Relations, marks a significant step in military cooperation between the two nations, amid global concerns over arms transfers.
- North Korea's delegation to Iran, led by Yun Jong Ho, underscores a growing military collaboration that worries the U.S. and its allies.
- The U.S. has expressed concerns over potential missile and nuclear technology cooperation between North Korea and Iran, with implications for regional security.
- Both countries have previously supplied arms to Russia, fueling conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, according to U.S. and international reports.
- This diplomatic engagement occurs as North Korea seeks to break its isolation and strengthen ties with key allies like Russia and China.
- Experts suggest that the partnership could lead to further military advancements for Iran, potentially boosted by North Korean technology.
South China Morning Post 
