North Korea’s State Security Minister to Attend High-Level Meeting in Russia, KCNA Says

North Korea’s state security minister to attend high-level meeting in Russia, KCNA says

SEOUL (Reuters) -North Korea’s minister of state security, Ri Chang Dae, left Pyongyang on Monday to attend a meeting of senior security officials in Russia, the North’s KCNA state news agency reported on Tuesday. Russian media have reported that the top security aide to President Vladimir Putin, Sergei Shoigu, will take part in the meeting to be attended by security officials from countries including North Korea, Iran and the United Arab Emirat…

North Korean security chief departs for Moscow, expected to meet Sergei Shoigu

A high-level North Korean delegation departed for Moscow on Monday to attend an international security meeting, which will likely feature talks with Russian security chief Sergei Shoigu amid questions about the DPRK military’s evolving role in the Ukraine war. Led by Minister of State Security Ri Chang Dae, the delegation’s visit to the 13th International […]

A delegation led by the State Security Minister in North Korea, Ri Chang-dae, moved to Russia to participate in an international meeting of security officials, reported on March of the state, in...

North Korea's state security minister visits Russia; meeting with Shoigu expected

North Korea's state security minister has left for Russia to attend an international meeting of officials in charge of security affairs, the North's state media reported Tuesday, amid deepening milita...

A delegation from North Korea will participate in the 13th International Meeting of High Representatives for Security Issues in Moscow, Russia. The group, led by Korean Security Minister Ri Chang-dae, traveled to the Russian capital on Monday (May 26, 2025) for the event that brings together representatives from several countries to discuss global security. The meeting will be held from Tuesday (May 27) to Thursday (May 29). During the meeting, …

Ri thus heads a delegation that left on Monday from Pyongyang, the capital of the country, and will participate in a series of meetings in Moscow, according to information from the North Korean news agency KCNA.