Experts warn that a military alliance between Russia, Iran and North Korea could seriously shift the global balance of power, contributing to the formation of a multipolar world and weakening American positions in key geopolitical areas.
The head of the Center for Countering Disinformation at the National Security and Defense Council, Andrei Kovalenko, expressed concern that the West is too slow to respond to these challenges.
In his speech to American journalists from NPR, he stressed that it is not just about Ukraine, but about the creation of zones of tension, which undermines the interests of the United States in various regions of the world.
Kovalenko noted that Russia is trying to destabilize Europe, Iran is intensifying its actions in the Middle East, and North Korea is contributing to aggravating the situation both on the Korean Peninsula and in the context of the European conflict. In his opinion, China is also showing interest in supporting these processes.
The expert emphasizes that the West needs to more actively wage an information war against Russia and not rely solely on independent media and public organizations. He believes this is a key aspect that should help counteract the expansion of the influence of this triple alliance.
Earlier, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said that Iran and North Korea had already joined Russia’s military actions against Ukraine, increasing the threat to stability in Europe and other regions of the world.
Previously, Cursor reported that Biden is shifting his focus toward the Israel-Iran conflict.
Biden is using a “carrot and stick” strategy toward Israel.
