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This is John Bachelor a conversation with the Foundation for the Defense of Democracy's Anthony

Wugero, who was director of the North Korean desk for the National Security Council for the

Trump Administration, now a senior fellow at the FDD commenting on North Korea

and its recent move to link up with Moscow, with Russia, not only to sell weaponry and ammunition but also to share what

looks to be a common future there is a report that Mr Putin will travel to North Korea for the first time in 20 years

to visit Kim Jong-un in Pyongyang.

There's also reason to believe that North Korea is being integrated

into the axis of resistance. Promoted. Here's Anthony Rijero of FTD to explain what we know now about North Korea and its integration into the

larger story of Ukraine, NATO, and the 21st century.

Yeah, it wouldn't surprise me if North Korea NATO and the 21st century.

Yeah, it wouldn't surprise me if North Korea was helping somewhere in Russia.

It also wouldn't surprise me if, you know, because they're big in, the workers are big into the construction industry and logging industry and other types of

industry it wouldn't surprise me if North Koreans start showing up in occupied territories

in Ukraine, rebuilding for the Russians.

But it's not a coincidence to me that the two countries that this administration has

essentially relieved sanctions on Iran and North Korea have become either junior partners or subsidiary partners in Russia's Ukraine war and the fact that this administration is not focusing on that as a main way to address the Ukraine war is a serious

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