The US monitors Russia's military ties with other countries
The United States is closely monitoring the Russian Federation's military cooperation with Iran and North Korea and will respond to attempts by other countries to strengthen the military-industrial potential of the aggressor state.
This was stated by Deputy Spokesperson for the US Department of Defense Sabrina Singh, RBC-Ukraine reports, citing a briefing by the official at the Pentagon.
According to her, Washington is concerned about the deepening of relations between the DPRK, Russia, and Iran.
"These efforts are fueling the Russians on the battlefield in Ukraine as they continue to wage an illegal war, killing innocent Ukrainian civilians," the Pentagon spokeswoman said.
Singh noted that the United States continues to monitor the situation and is stepping up engagement with allies in the region. She also noted that Washington is providing Ukraine with the weapons it needs for the frontline and imposing sanctions on those who help Russia in the war.
At the same time, the Pentagon spokesperson did not confirm the information that the DPRK had sent its citizens to fight on the side of Russia against Ukraine.
That is, the U.S. has been just monitoring communications for two years, but making no attempt to cut them off. Great support, nothing to say!
Author - Serhii Kolomiets, 02/05/2024
