How Iran and North Korea Became Best Friends

[ArashImv]

Salam Aleikom,

 

I recently made a video on Iran and North Korea's friendship and how it began. Feedback is greatly appreciated.

You can check out the video by clicking on the thumbnail below or clicking here.

 

How Iran and North Korea became the best of friends in an age of imperialism, and challenged the world. What are the origins of this strange relationship and how does it endure? This vlog is about how Iran and North Korea became the best of friends in an age of imperialism. Information on Iran and North Korea is pretty hard to come by. And there's a reason for that. Both of these countries were born out of revolution and war. They insist on their national sovereignty, their economic, cultural and military independence. And that culminates into both of them being a thread to the American Grand Strategy, its global imperialism and the imposed hegemonic order of Bretton Woods. But these countries are more than just strategic partners in light of an American threat. The Islamic Republic and the People's Democratic Republic of Korea, they generally like each other. What are the origins of this strange relationship and how does it endure? This vlog is about how Iran and North Korea became the best of friends in an age of imperialism.

 

[Ashvazdanghe]

Salam thank you for your video but it just express Iran concern about fighting with injustice not verifying n korea policy.

[ArashImv]

On 12/1/2019 at 12:02 PM, Ashvazdanghe said:

Salam thank you for your video but it just express Iran concern about fighting with injustice not verifying n korea policy.

 

Salam,

 

Thanks for your feedback. But what were you expecting in the video then? Can you be a bit more specific?

 

[Northwest]

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U.S. President Donald Trump is credited with imposing tough sanctions on the country and convincing China, North Korea's closest ally, to participate in a long-term strategy to force North Korea into (nuclear-related) negotiations.

The latest video of Kim crying may show the leader regrets choosing weaponry over the economy, particularly under the weight of the Trump-led sanctions.

"It is important to look at why he has come to shed tears at such an occasion," Hong Min, director of the North Korea division at the Korean Institute for National Unification, told the Korea Times. "Underneath his message, one can sense that Kim is feeling a lot of pressure on his leadership."

Source

North Korea appears to have capitulated to the West and admitted defeat, given that Russia and China are siding with the West against the DPRK.

Only Iran remains. Therefore, the fact that the West seems to have overcome the DPRK implies that Iran’s odds are not much better than DPRK’s.

Edited October 13, 2020 by Northwest