US EditionNorth Korean leader Kim Jong Un on his way home after concluding a trip to Russia’s Far East
- North Korean leader Kim Jong Un concluded his visit to Russia after meeting with President Vladimir Putin and visiting key military and technology sites.
- The visit raised concerns about possible military cooperation between North Korea and Russia in violation of international sanctions. Experts suggest that North Korea may supply munitions to Russia in exchange for advanced weapons technology and economic aid.
- Kim's visit to Russia also included lighter activities, such as touring a university and watching a walrus show at an aquarium.
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N. Korea's Kim returns to Pyongyang after 'immortal' Russia trip
SEOUL, South Korea, Sept 20 — North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has returned to Pyongyang, state media said today, receiving an "ardent" welcome home to the capital after wrapping up a week-long Russia tour. Kim's tour of Russia's far east included a summit with President Vladimir Putin, which fanned Western fears that isolated, nuclear-armed Pyongyang could provide Moscow with weapons for its drawn-out invasion of Ukraine. North Korea's leader in…
Kim Jong-un returns to Pyongyang amid grand reception - La Prensa Latina Media
Seoul, Sep 20 (EFE).- North Korean leader Kim Jong-un received a great reception upon his return to Pyongyang after his 10-day trip to Russia in which he met with President Vladimir Putin to strengthen military ties among others, according to Wednesday state news reports. “The Pyongyang train station became a veritable sea of flowers that conveyed the burning passion of people across the country, who were eagerly awaiting the day when (Kim) woul…
N. Korea's Kim arrives in Pyongyang after Russia trip: state media
A special train carrying North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has arrived in Pyongyang after traveling to Russia for his summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the North's state media reported Wednesday.
Kim Jong Un returns to Pyongyang after 9-day trip to Russia
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un returned to Pyongyang late Tuesday night, according to state media, after a nine-day tour of the Russian Far East to meet Vladimir Putin and view advanced military sites amid speculation of arms cooperation. The Rodong Sinmun reported on Wednesday that Kim arrived in his armored train around 9 p.m. […]
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