Washington Post: North Korea plays an unusual role in the Gulf crisis

Washington Post: North Korea plays an unusual role in the Gulf crisis


Friday, July 28,


newspaper , the Washington Post , that North Korea plays a role "unusual" in the ongoing diplomatic crisis in the Gulf region .

Published last week reports revealed arms deal details worth $ 100 million, between North Korea and the company in the United Arab Emirates, which is involved in the blockade imposed four Arab countries on Qatar , which is a sensitive subject for for Washington , because of the program Pyongyang developed nuclear weapons and hostility Towards the United States.
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The newspaper also reported that Qatar had established a relationship with North Korea in an article in the newspaper "The Hill", where he believes that Doha among the number of countries that employ migrant workers from North Korea, there are an estimated 3,000 of these workers in the country, many of them helps to build world Cup facilities 2022.

According to the US newspaper, "there is at least some truth in both claims, it has been disclosed details of the sale of North Korean weapons company UAE in the leaked e - mails especially the United Arab Emirates government in 2015, published for the first time The New York Times. "

The emails also revealed that Yusuf al-Otaiba, the UAE ambassador to the United States, was summoned to a meeting with the State Department because of the deal.

With Trump's apparent split on how to deal with the crisis, the paper says there is a lot of effort to influence the opinion of US lawmakers and the general public.

The link between the conflict in the Gulf and North Korea's weapons is by no means coincidental.

"These articles should be put in the context of information warfare, but at the same time, this is very dangerous," said Theodore Karasik, a senior adviser at the Washington-based Gulf Analysis Institute.

Trump has pushed countries to restrict economic ties with North Korea in line with sanctions. The link between the conflict in the Gulf and North Korea's weapons is by no means coincidental. "These articles should be put in the context of information warfare, but at the same time, this is very dangerous," said Theodore Karasik, a senior adviser at the Washington-based Gulf Analysis Institute. Trump has pushed countries to restrict economic ties with North Korea in line with sanctions. The link between the conflict in the Gulf and North Korea's weapons is by no means coincidental. "These articles should be put in the context of information warfare, but at the same time, this is very dangerous," said Theodore Karasik, a senior adviser at the Washington-based Gulf Analysis Institute. Trump has pushed countries to restrict economic ties with North Korea in line with sanctions.

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