Haley: Putin’s words that the US is intimidating the DPRK are wrong
According to her, "the last launch of the DPRK was, including a signal for the Russian Federation," since it was close to the borders of the country.
Earlier, during a visit to China on Monday, Vladimir Putin said that the latest rocket launch of the DPRK did not pose a threat to Russia, but such actions "provoke a conflict, and there is nothing good in it." He also said that it was necessary to return to the dialogue with Pyongyang, stop its intimidation and find ways to solve the problem peacefully.
According to Haley, no country is protected from North Korea’s threats, and “even stricter sanctions must be introduced to prevent Pyongyang from continuing to act.” She did not rule out Pyongyang’s involvement in the recent large-scale cyber attack.
Earlier, the Daily Mail, citing experts from the American company Symantec and the Russian Kaspersky Lab, reported that the attack could be “a group of hackers associated with North Korea”.
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