The warning comes amid growing claims that Pyongyang may be supplying Tehran with components for hypersonic missile technology, raising fresh concerns in Washington about expanding military ties between the two countries.
Although there has been no publicly released evidence confirming the alleged transfers, U.S. officials have repeatedly expressed concern over possible cooperation between North Korea and Iran in areas such as missile development, weapons technology, and defense capabilities.
Both countries have long faced international sanctions over their weapons programs.
At the same time, a satirical social media exchange has gone viral online, depicting the United States telling Kim Jong Un, "Kim, stop helping Iran!" with a humorous response from the North Korean leader saying, "I'm just testing my delivery speed. I've got a 5-star rating from Tehran so far." The conversation is fictional and intended as satire, not an official statement from either government.
The allegations have nevertheless fueled renewed debate over security in the Middle East and East Asia, as analysts warn that any verified military cooperation between North Korea and Iran could further heighten regional tensions and draw stronger international responses.
At the time of publication, neither Pyongyang nor Tehran has officially confirmed the reported claims. See More here
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