North Korea attacked the US for its military support to Taiwan and ratified its alliance with Russia

The North Korean dictatorship formally accused the United States of destabilizing peace in the indomitable space following the arrival in Taiwan of the first F-16V Block 70 fighter units, corresponding to a military acquisition agreed in 2019. Through a statement issued by the official agency KCNA, the Pyongyang regime held that the supply of military equipment by the House

Blanca attacks regional stability and challenges China’s territorial sovereignty.

The analysis released by the North Korean state press warned Washington that it must assess the consequences before confronting the Beijing government’s military power for the security of the island. The pronunciation is in line with the commitments made by dictator Kim Jong- a front to Chinese President Xi Jinping, to whom he ratified his commitment to the “One China” principle,

The geopolitical scheme under which Beijing claims control of the island and rejects the interference or diplomatic ties of third countries with Taipei.

Message to Putin and renewed support in Ukraine

In parallel, Pyongyang confirmed the issuance of a message sent by Kim Jong- one to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the occasion of his birthday. In the letter, the North Korean leader reaffirmed his country’s unhindered commitment to Moscow’s military effort on Ukrainian territory, ensuring that bilateral cooperation under the comprehensive strategic partnership treaty will continue to be expanded

signed between the two nations.

Kim described the military actions of the Russian forces as a “sacred war of justice” aimed at preserving Russia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Intelligence reports provided by Ukraine and South Korea estimate that the North Korean regime has deployed between 14,000 and 15,000 military personnel in support of Russian troops since the signing of the mutual defence pact signed in June

2024.

Combat warnings on the border with South Korea

The hostile rhetoric of the North Korean regime also extended to the Korean Peninsula, where the Pyongyang Ministry of Foreign Affairs threatened to implement a “powerful and immediate counter-attack” if South Korean troops cross the territorial demarcation line.

The hardening of diplomatic discourse occurred following an incident in the demilitarized zone (DMZ), where the explosion of anti-personnel mines left three South Korean troops injured. After Seoul attributed the placement of the artifacts to the North Korean army and initiated demining in the area,

Pyongyang warned that he will respond with military fire to any possible incursion of Southern troops into the territory he considers under his jurisdiction.