NYT called the alliance of Russia, China and North Korea a threat to the NATO military industry

Russia, China and the DPRK are working on forming a new strategic alliance that could endanger the military industry of the NATO countries. This was reported on September 5 by The New York Times (NYT).

"It is the military impact of these ties that will undoubtedly be the most significant. These countries are exchanging military technologies and know-how. <...> This may create a window of vulnerability for NATO," the article says.

According to the NYT, the alliance of Moscow, Beijing and Pyongyang shows the impotence of the old methods of Western pressure, and additional risks for NATO are created by the fact that in the event of a regional conflict, the countries will be able to quickly provide each other with military support.Газета.Ru ".

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