Failed Submarine Missile Launch By Iran Reveals North Korea And Iran Have Jointed Forces Against The US.

Iran and North Korea are both against the US?

Damn, that is astute.

If anyone says Iran is our ally, this person is an idiot.

Who could blame them?

Iran North Korea and Pakistan have been cooperating with each other for 30 years.

There it is, truth. They are our enemies.

There it is, truth. They are our enemies.

Finally, the three leaders issued a "Declaration of the Three Powers Regarding Iran." Within it, they thanked the Iranian Government for its assistance in the war against Germany and promised to provide it with economic assistance both during and after the war. Most importantly, the U.S., British, and Soviet Governments stated that they all shared a "desire for the maintenance of the independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of Iran."

Not too, but FOR.

What did Iran do FOR the US in 1943?

The Tehran Conference, 1943
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Now stop trying to dodge my question and just fucking answer it.

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We are now on the brink of nuclear war with North Korea, and we have not given our enemy Iran much thought. However, Iran just launched from a submarine a failed missile. This occurred about a week ago; nevertheless, it proves they are following the same path as North Korea. They have chanted "death to the US" now for how long?

Now, we are discovering that Iran and North Korea are both working with submarine launched missiles. There has been major activity in North Korea with its new submarine missile launch pad.

The US now has intelligence that North Korea and Iran are working together on the submarine launch missile program.
This is definitely an alliance made in hell.

Tuesday’s failed test also provided US intelligence with further insight into the collaboration between Iran and North Korea on missile development, experts said.
“The very first missiles we saw in Iran were simply copies of North Korean missiles,”

Jeffrey Lewis, a missile proliferation expert at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey told Fox News this week. “Over the years, we’ve seen photographs of North Korean and Iranian officials in each other’s countries, and we’ve seen all kinds of common hardware.”

Writing in the North Korea specialist publication NKPro, Tal Inbar  — head of the Space & UAV center at the Fisher Institute for Air and Space Strategic Studies in Israel — noted that the tests recently conducted by North Korea involved precision missiles developed with Iranian military technology.