Dictatorships are dissatisfied with the existing rules-based world order.
Authorities China< /strong>, Russia and the DPRK are deepening ties between themselves, in particular due to dissatisfaction with the existing rules-based world order.
This was stated by the coordinator of the National Security Council White House John Kirby, reports Ukrinform.
“We see a growing desire by Russia and China, and to some extent North Korea, to increase and improve their ties with each other,” Kirby said.
He noted that the authorities of these three dictatorships were dissatisfied with the existing world order established after World War II.
“We still believe that the rules-based order matters, and there are certain countries that would like to act contrary to that order,” Kirby noted.
He noted that this is why the United States continues to strengthen alliances as well as partnerships in the Indo-Pacific region to the appropriate level.
At the same time, a White House representative noted that Washington does not yet have information indicating that Beijing is transferring lethal weapons to Moscow.
Recall that it was previously reported that fighters of the 92nd Brigade found Chinese ammunition in positions abandoned by the Russians.
In addition, we previously reported that The US and China will resume military talks to reduce tensions.
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