Increased military cooperation between North Korea and Iran raises concerns about the potential sharing of missile and nuclear technology, alarming Western nations.
Iran and North Korea have a long history of working together to advance their respective military arsenals. Now, increased trade efforts between the two heavily sanctioned countries have raised concerns that they could share advanced missile and nuclear technology.
But he says the attack and others by Iran and its proxies in the region have given Tehran firsthand knowledge of how Western air-defense systems work. This could be valuable to North Korea, he said, because its missiles 'would be facing similar technology if launched against Japan, South Korea, the United States,' the East Asian country's main adversaries.
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