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Iran's regime is incrementally advancing its nuclear and chemical weapon programs. Although Tehran has not yet resumed formal nuclear weapons development, its uranium stockpile has reached unprecedented levels, raising alarms about the potential for a nuclear breakout. Internal momentum for a final leap underscores the threat posed by Iran, with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei controlling the final decision.
In North Korea, Kim Jong-un's regime continues to expand its military capabilities, including chemical, biological, and missile programs. Notably, Pyongyang has supplied Russia with munitions and combat troops to support its war effort in Ukraine, while also benefiting from advanced military support and cyber capabilities from its allies.