North Korea’s Kim Vows to Expand Ties with Russia, Backs Victory in ‘Sacred War’
Kim said Pyongyang will broaden military and economic ties with Moscow and pledged unwavering support for Russia's war in Ukraine, state media reported.
- North Korean leader Kim Jong-un vowed to expand and deepen "joint work" with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday, amid strengthening military and economic ties between the two nations.
- Kim reaffirmed Pyongyang's commitment to Russia's "sacred war" against Ukraine, pledging "invariable support" for the Russian people as the countries strengthen their strategic partnership.
- Estimates suggest North Korea netted nearly $10bn through weapons sales and troop deployments over two and a half years, representing a third of annual GDP.
- Reports indicate preparations are underway in Russia's Voronezh region to receive fresh North Korean forces, following President Volodymyr Zelensky's warning last month of up to 50,000 potential troops.
- Analysts view this partnership as a significant geopolitical shift following the 2024 mutual defense treaty, as Moscow faces manpower shortages in its four-and-a-half-year invasion of Ukraine.
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North Korean Chairman Kim Jong Un sent a reply to Russian President Vladimir Putin, who had sent a congratulatory message on September 9th, the 78th anniversary of the founding of the regime, stating that “the two countries are writing a new chapter in the history of the great alliance.” The Rodong Sinmun reported Chairman Kim’s reply on the front page on the 15th. Chairman Kim [referred to] President Putin as “
N. Korea's Kim vows to deepen ties with Russia in reply to Putin
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has vowed to expand and deepen "joint work" with Moscow in a message to Russian President Vladimir Putin, state media reported Tuesday, amid the two nation's strengthening military and economic ties. Kim expressed his "deep" thanks to Putin in a reply to the Russian president's recent congratulatory message marking North Korea's 78th founding anniversary that fell on Sept. 9, according to the Korean Central News A…
Thousands of North Korean soldiers fought Ukrainian forces in the Kursk region of Russia.
Democratic People's Republic of Korea's leader Kim Jong-un sent back a telegram to Russian President Vladimir Putin on the occasion of the 78th anniversary of the founding of the DPRK. "Today, both countries and the peoples of the DPRK and the Russian Federation in the harsh winds of history strengthen trust and cohesion, together defend justice and peace, continue to write new pages into the great history of the alliance," he quoted KTAC's word…
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