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Debris of a North Korean KN-23 ballistic missile that landed in Kharkiv on January 2nd.
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https://t.me/vanguard_spacepro/11413
Russia has already used North Korean missiles in attacks on Ukraine on December 30 and January 2, - White House
The Russian Armed Forces used ballistic missiles received from the DPRK as part of attacks on Ukraine on December 30 and January 2, White House spokesman John Kirby said.
US intelligence has also established that Russia is negotiating with Iran on the supply of short-range ballistic missiles. There is no agreement yet, but negotiations, according to the White House, are “actively moving forward.” WSJ wrote about this earlier.
Kirby called it a "significant" escalation of the conflict.
What did Iraq do to collude with Iran and North Korea?
This was back in 2001 when Saddam Hussein ruled Iraq.
Obviously, those three countries were not colluding. Iran and Iraq were actually enemies and North Korea had no relation to them at all.
Although most people did agree Saddam was a monster, a lot (including myself) found it a bit weak of an argument to call them an "axis of evil". There was no semblance to the WW2 axis powers.
But I guess now, Russia, Iran and North-Korea do seem to resemble the old axis powers, just weaker and more pathetic, but with nukes.
Yeah i am aware of the history which is why I was confused why there was some truth to it now. But I agree there is truth to it if you replace Iraq with Russia.
russia and putin resembles saddams iraq in some ways, leadership can do as many costly mistakes as it wants and not get thrown out (iran-iraq war, kuwait)