It is not the DPRK that needs to be influenced: how the West should have acted to ensure that the Putin-Kim Jong-un alliance fails

It is not the DPRK that needs to be influenced: how the West should have acted to ensure that the alliance between Putin and Kim Jong-un fails Dzvenislava Moshovskaya

~6 0~p _ngcontent-sc178 class=”news-annotation”>In order to continue the war in Ukraine, Russia is closely cooperating with the DPRK. However, Russia's allies include other countries that also have aggressive ambitions for influence in the world.

Chairman of the Council of Reserves of the Ground Forces Ivan Tymochko told Channel 24 that the aggressor country, by cooperating with North Korea and involving its soldiers in the war on the territory of Ukraine, is probably distracting the attention of the international community from its ties with another state. In his opinion, the West should place serious emphasis on cooperation between Russia and China.

Danger for the West

Ivan Timochko expressed the opinion that Russia, having attacked Ukraine, intended to seize our state in order to launch a large-scale attack on Europe in the future. The occupiers did not succeed. Therefore, China is now monitoring Russia's actions and tactics in order to either attack NATO countries or have serious influence on them.

“If Ukraine and our allies concentrate serious force on Russia so that it finally loses, then there will be no question of where North Korea will send its soldiers. The DPRK will be left alone with its challenges, because it will see that the dictatorship, which was many times larger, has fallen under the pressure of the collective West,” said the chairman of the Council of Reserves of the Ground Forces.

He noted that under such circumstances, China will also think about whether it is really worth having global ambitions to influence the countries of the European Union.

Please note! Political strategist Boris Tiesenhausen noted that China is increasingly helping Russia, in particular by supplying microchips for military equipment, which is why international pressure on Beijing is increasing. China is already facing difficulties in trade and risks falling under serious sanctions, especially if Donald Trump becomes US president and increases economic pressure.

Despite its size and economy, China has still not decided on an open conflict with the West. Its rhetoric has always been safe, talking about maneuvers, agreements and trade with powerful countries of the world.

After all, there are also an extremely large number of problems within China. Therefore, in my opinion, there must be an effective blow to Russia as a subject in the international geopolitical arena, so that others understand what awaits them, – Timochko emphasized.