Russia's Potential Arms Deal with North Korea Sparks Global Concerns
The U.S. State Department expressed grave concerns over the possibility of Russia delivering weapons to North Korea. Such actions could destabilize the Korean Peninsula and potentially violate UN Security Council resolutions that Russia has supported, according to spokesperson Matthew Miller.
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The U.S. State Department said on Thursday that the possibility of Russia delivering weapons to North Korea was "incredibly concerning."
"It would destabilize the Korean Peninsula, of course, and potentially ... violate UN Security Council resolutions that Russia itself has supported," spokesperson Matthew Miller told reporters.
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