What N Korea Learned from Iran War & Trumps Needs to Think Twice about Provoking NK

10 Apr 2026 · 2 min

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In this live commentary recorded at Heathrow Airport, the host alerts viewers to recent developments in North Korea’s missile program that appear to be influenced by the ongoing US‑Israel‑Iran conflict. He explains that North Korea is not only expanding its deterrent missile arsenal but is also studying the US‑Israel graphite‑based attacks that disrupted Iran’s electricity grid, suggesting that Pyongyang may develop similar capabilities. The speaker frames these moves as preparation for a potential larger war and urges the audience to stay informed, comment, and subscribe for future updates.

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Hello everyone and welcome to Geopolitical Trends, where truth matters, coming live to you from Heathrow Airport in London. There's a major development that is going on in North Korea as they are watching what's going on with the war between the US and Iran and Israel, of course. And North Korea went ahead and developed some other types of missiles as part of its deterrence. Also, North Korea has learned now from what is going on regarding one attack by the US and Israel that it might end up using graphite missiles, which was the reason why they shut down, meaning US and Israel, electricity in certain areas in Iran. So North Korea, in the meantime, is learning to develop more than just deterrence, they are preparing for a major war. I just came across this as I was reading this morning on the flight on my way to London as my first stop, and I wanted the community to be aware of what might be coming up in the next few weeks. I will keep you updated to all this as this developments— it's happening as we speak. And in the meantime, make sure to drop me a comment in the comment section. And remember to subscribe if you have not done so. I will greatly appreciate it. Look forward to seeing you next time. Take care, guys. Bye-bye.