"Blow up the world regime": Russia did not give up the idea of ​​getting weapons from the DPRK - the State Department

According to US State Department representative Matthew Miller, the discussion of arms between Russia and the DPRK began during the visit of Kim Jong -in to Russia and is still ongoing. Russia continues to attempt to conclude an agreement with the DPRK to supply weapons. The US expressed concern about this. US State Department representative Matthew Miller said this at a briefing, Ukrinform reports.

According to his statement, negotiations began during the visit of North Korea leader Kim Jong -in to Russia and continue. In addition, Miller stressed that changes in military relations between Russia and North Korea can further undermine the world regime of non -proliferation of nuclear weapons and violate the resolution of the UN Security Council.

"We have repeatedly talked about it and warned that the discussion of weapons between Russia and the DPRK almost certainly lasted during the visit of Kim Jong -in to Russia, and we believe that they continue and after that visit," the State Department representative said. Miller calls on North Korea to adhere to public applications and refrain from supplying weapons to Russia. We will remind, on September 12, the President of the DPRK Kim Jong -in arrived in the Russian Federation.