North Korea Is the Only Winner in the Russia-Ukraine War

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Justin Hastings is Professor of International Relations and Comparative Politics at the University of Sydney, where he is also Regional Security Program Leader for the Centre of International Security Studies.
52% : Enforcement of United Nations sanctions against North Korea is well and truly over.
40% : Essentially everything North Korea is doing with Russia; weapons exports, any payment or aid from Russia for North Korea's nuclear, missile, submarine, or drone programs, and deployment of North Korean soldiers to Russia, is a violation of United Nations sanctions.
30% : In Russia, North Korea has a partner that will not hold its nuclear weapons against it, that will run interference at the United Nations, and that may even aid its weapons programs.

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