North Korea ‘Missiles in Iran’ Evoke Skepticism, Wash. Post Says
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The assertion that North Korea has supplied Iran with 19 medium-range Musudan missiles, which was prompted by the release of U.S. diplomatic cables on the WikiLeaks website, has provoked skepticism among experts and a senior U.S. intelligence official, the Washington Post reported.
There is no sign that the missile is operational or has been tested, the newspaper said, adding that some of its informants doubt that the missiles have been supplied to Iran.