Israel said at a weekend meeting of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) that North Korea has been selling weapons to at least six Middle Eastern countries, including some components that could be used to develop “mass destruction weaponry.”

Speaking at an IAEA meeting in Vienna, Israeli envoy David Danieli said that "North Korea has long become a source of proliferation of dangerous weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missiles in the Middle East. At least half a dozen countries in the region who do not even pay lip service to control regimes and are acting in bad faith regarding their stated policy and their undertakings regarding non-proliferation conventions have become eager recipients of North Korea mostly through black market and covert network channels.”