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The North Korean leader, Kim Jong Unis now back in his country after a week-long visit to Russiaaccording to the state news agency KCNA, which considered that the marshal’s trip “opened a new page”With regards to bilateral ties.
Kim’s armored train crossed the border through the only land crossing connecting the two neighboring countries and arrived at the railway station. Tumen Riverlocated in the extreme northeast and the first on the other side of the border with Russiaon Monday morning (local time), according to KCNA.
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“Through his visit to the Russian Federation, respected comrade Kim Jong Un further strengthened the camaraderie and ties of friendship with Russian President Putin and the government and people of Russia and opened a new chapter in the development of relations between the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (the country’s official name) and Russia“, indicates the short text.
This trip, which took Kim to Russia for seven days, was the longest the North Korean leader has made since coming to power more than a decade ago.
Kim and the Russian president, Vladimir Putinheld a summit at the cosmodrome VostochnyIn the region of Amurand although details were not released, Putin assured after the meeting that there is room for military and space cooperation between the two countries.
According to media outlets such as The New York Times last week, citing intelligence sources from USAKim would be willing to support Moscow’s war in Ukraine with “millions” of anti-tank missiles and artillery ammunition, while Pyongyang In return, it would receive, in addition to food aid, satellite technology or nuclear-powered submarines.
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Seoul, Tokyo any washington warned that such an agreement would constitute a violation of US sanctions United Nations Security Council that weigh on Pyongyang and that will have consequences for both countries.
At this moment, Moscow, according to the Russian press, has only admitted to having given Pyongyang several kamikaze drones and one of surveillance, a gesture that would technically also violate more than one of the provisions included in the nine packages of sanctions imposed to date on the North Korean regime for its nuclear and missile tests.
Source: Elcomercio
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