US EditionHarris: Meeting between Russian, North Korean leaders would be ‘huge mistake’
- Kamala Harris warns against North Korea and Russia exchanging military support for the war in Ukraine, stating it would be a "huge mistake" and further isolate both countries.
- North Korea's Kim Jong Un plans to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin and discuss supplying weapons for Russia's war effort in Ukraine.
- White House national security advisor Jake Sullivan warns North Korea of consequences if they provide weapons to Russia for use in Ukraine.
10 Articles
10 Articles
Harris says North Korea military support for Russia would be 'huge mistake'
WASHINGTON: US Vice President Kamala Harris said on Thursday (Sep 7) it would be a "huge mistake" for North Korea to exchange military support with Russia for use in Ukraine, while a top former US intelligence official said there would likely be limits to what Pyongyang would get in return. US officials ha
If North Korea starts supplying weapons to Moscow, which uses them in the war in Ukraine, it will be a “huge mistake.” US Vice President Kamala Harris, who is now at the Association of Southeast Asian Countries (ASEAN) summit in Jakarta, Indonesia, said on Thursday.
US Vice President Harris calls North Korea-Russia military support ‘huge mistake’
WASHINGTON, Sept 7 — US Vice President Kamala Harris said it would be a “huge mistake” for North Korea to exchange military support with Russia for use in its war against Ukraine. Harris, who is in Jakarta, Indonesia for an ASEAN summit, told CBS News in an interview broadcast today that it would be a sign of desperation for Russia to seek aid from the reclusive North Korea and it would further isolate both countries. “I think it would be a huge…
Harris: Meeting between Russian, North Korean leaders would be ‘huge mistake’
Vice President Harris said that a meeting between North Korea’s Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin would be a mistake, saying it would further isolate both countries. North Korea is considering supplying Moscow with artillery rounds and rockets in return for critical technology and food. The deal could be made later this month when Kim…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 44% of the sources are Center
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
