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Harris says Putin’s potential meeting with Kim Jong Un ‘an act of desperation’

Vice President Kamala Harris expressed concerns about a possible meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong Un, calling it a "huge mistake" for North Korea and an "act of desperation" for Russia. Harris stated that this move would further isolate both countries and criticized Russia's aggression in Ukraine.
Kim Jong Un plans to visit Russia within a month, with the meeting location likely to be Vladivostok due to its proximity to North Korea. U.S. Officials suspect that North Korea has been supplying ammunition to Russia, raising concerns about their deepening cooperation.
The U.S. Remains committed to denuclearizing North Korea and views Russia's actions in Ukraine as a violation of international norms. The meeting between Putin and Kim raises concerns about Russia's involvement in the conflict and potential consequences for both countries.

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The Hill

Harris says Putin’s potential meeting with Kim Jong Un ‘an act of desperation’

Vice President Kamala Harris said Sunday North Korean Kim Jong Un’s potential meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin would be a “huge mistake.” When asked about the meeting by CBS “Face the Nation” anchor Margaret Brennan, Harris said, “I think it would be a huge mistake.” “First of all, when you look at Russia’s unprovoked…

3 months ago·Washington, United States

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Benzinga

Kim Jong Un-Russia Meeting Labeled 'Act Of Desperation' By VP Kamala Harris: It Is A 'Huge Mistake'

3 months ago·New York, United States

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The News Tribune

Harris says Putin’s potential meeting with Kim Jong Un ‘an act of desperation’

3 months ago·Tacoma, United States

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politika.rs

Harris: Meeting Kim Jong Un and Putin would be a huge mistake

US Vice President Kamala Harris said North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's potential meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin would be a “huge mistake.”

3 months ago

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