Russia, China and North Korea strengthen cooperation - White House
Illustrative photo: Russia, China and North Korea strengthen cooperation (Getty Images)
Washington notes that Russia, China, and North Korea, which do not agree with the existing world order, are strengthening cooperation with each other, according to the briefing of White House.
"We have seen a growing desire by Russia and China, and to some extent North Korea, to increase and improve their communication with one another," said U.S. Administration spokesperson John Kirby.
Kirby believes that the world should be organized by rules, but some countries want to break them.
"We still believe that a rules-based order matters and there are certain nations that would like to act in ways inimical to that order," Kirby said.
Earlier, we wrote that the DPRK launched a ballistic missile that flew over 1000 km. Ukraine criticized the launch, and Japan convened a meeting of the National Security Council.
Earlier it became known that the United States and South Korea had agreed to restrain the DPRK's nuclear weapons.
We also wrote that the United States imposed sanctions on individuals involved in Iran's drone production.
