Caliber.Az Pro-North Korea Newspaper Calls for Reduced US Dependence Amid Iran Conflict
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- •Choson Sinbo calls for countries to reduce dependence on the US amid the US-Iran conflict.
- •The editorial highlights economic risks linked to reliance on US-led structures.
- •North Korea is reportedly distancing itself from Iran to preserve diplomatic options with the US.
On April 13, 2026, the pro-North Korea newspaper Choson Sinbo published an editorial urging countries to distance themselves from the United States. The commentary linked the ongoing US-Iran conflict and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to the risks associated with reliance on a US-led international order. It argued that fluctuations in oil prices and shipping disruptions highlight the dangers of economic and security dependence on the US. The editorial emphasized the need for nations to prioritize their own interests and support a multipolar world. Despite this stance, North Korean state media have not directly commented on the US-Iran situation. South Korean intelligence suggests that North Korea is cautiously distancing itself from Iran to maintain diplomatic flexibility with Washington. The situation remains fluid following a two-week ceasefire in the region.
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