South Korea's intelligence service reports North Korea is distancing itself from Iran to potentially reopen talks with the United States
South Korea's National Intelligence Service told lawmakers that North Korea appears to be keeping distance from Iran since the US-Israel conflict began, with no weapons shipments observed and minimal diplomatic statements issued. The intelligence assessment suggests Pyongyang is positioning itself for potential future diplomatic engagement with the United States once the Middle East conflict subsides.
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“North Korea distancing itself from Iran to leave door open for US talks, Seoul says - Reuters”
“North Korea keeping Iran at arm's length, reports Seoul”
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North Korea is distancing itself from Iran to potentially reopen talks with the US
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