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The viral post has been circulating on Facebook claiming that Kim is hoping to join the United States in the ongoing war. The post includes a quoation marked as "The nightmare scenario reportedly confirmed. Kim Jong Un allegedly announced North Korea officially joins the war alongside Iran against the United States.
Two nuclear powers. Against America. The conflict just went global according to claims. "
According to reports, Kim made official declaration. Not just support. Not just technology sharing. Full entry into war alongside Tehran. Pyongyang allegedly committing military forces against America.
Days ago reports claimed Kim distancing from Iran. Now allegedly full war declaration. The situation shifting constantly. Intelligence reportedly wrong or Kim reversed completely
What is the truth behind this claim shared on social media?
Two nuclear powers. Against America. The conflict just went global according to claims. "
Days ago reports claimed Kim distancing from Iran. Now allegedly full war declaration. The situation shifting constantly. Intelligence reportedly wrong or Kim reversed completely
What is the truth behind this claim shared on social media?
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- Across different social media pages, a graphic is circulating alleging that the President of North Korea, Kim Jong Un, has announced that the country is joining the war alongside Iran against the United States.
Verdict: False
JamiiCheck conducted an online investigation using open-source intelligence (OSINT) tools and found no evidence supporting this claim.
No credible international or regional media outlets have reported such an announcement—despite the fact that such a development would constitute major global breaking news. Additionally, official North Korean-affiliated sources, including NK News and the Korean Central News Agency, have not published any information indicating that North Korea has joined the war.
While reports from March 24, 2026 indicate that Kim Jong Un accused the United States of carrying out “state terrorism,” in apparent reference to its actions against Iran, he did not announce any military involvement. During a session of the country’s rubber-stamp parliament, he also reiterated that South Korea remains the “most hostile state.”