Washington concerned about Iran and North Korea acquiring Russian technology
14.09.2023 11:00
We don’t want to see North Korea benefitting from whatever technologies it might get from Russia, and same with Iran where there’s also a two-way street relationship that’s developing, US Secretary Antony Blinken said in an interview with Tommy Vietor and Ben Rhodes of Pod Save the World.
"We’re working with other countries; we’re taking our own actions to try to disrupt as much of that as we possibly can.
"Of course, the relationship between Russia and North Korea that’s moving forward now is in violation of numerous UN Security Council resolutions. We’re looking to make sure that we, as necessary, can impose costs and consequences. But I also think it’s having the effect of further isolating these countries from the rest of the world," he added.
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"We’re working with other countries; we’re taking our own actions to try to disrupt as much of that as we possibly can.
"Of course, the relationship between Russia and North Korea that’s moving forward now is in violation of numerous UN Security Council resolutions. We’re looking to make sure that we, as necessary, can impose costs and consequences. But I also think it’s having the effect of further isolating these countries from the rest of the world," he added.
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