India or Pakistan, whose side is North Korea's crazy dictator on?

North Korea Relation With India Pakistan: We get to hear different things about North Korean dictator Kim Jong. But here we want to know who he is supporting between India and Pakistan.

The tension between India and Pakistan is increasing. Even though neither of the two countries has declared war, the situation remains the same. Pakistan is constantly threatening India. Sometimes it talks about nuclear attack and sometimes it says something else. At the same time, India has also taken tough decisions against Pakistan after the Pahalgam attack, which the enemy country is not liking. Amidst the war between India and Pakistan, the question also remains that if a war-like situation arises between the two, which countries will support India and which will support Pakistan.

Pakistan was embarrassed all over the world

Pakistan always thinks that if it gives shelter to terrorism and carries out terrorist attacks in the world, then the Muslim countries in the world are more in number and in such a situation those countries will support it. But this is the biggest misunderstanding of Pakistan. After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir on 22 April , Pakistan has been embarrassed all over the world. Let us now also know who can support North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un in such a situation.

India and North Korea relations

India-North Korea relations have generally been cordial and have seen cooperation and sensible steps. While India has repeatedly expressed concern about North Korea's nuclear programme and human rights record, the two countries have also cooperated in areas such as science and technology and international organisations. India has also provided humanitarian assistance to North Korea. India also assisted North Korea during the COVID-19 pandemic. The two countries continue to support each other in the United Nations and other international organisations.

North Korea's relations with Pakistan

North Korea's relations with Pakistan are not good. Historically, Pakistan and North Korea have shared military and nuclear cooperation with each other. This cooperation began in the 1970s and continued until the 1990s, in which the exchange of nuclear and missile technology continued. Opinion is divided about North Korea's relations with Pakistan. In such a situation, it can be expected that North Korea will support India, not Pakistan.

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