US EditionNorth Korea's Kim Offers Russia Full Support on Ukraine in Lavrov Talks: KCNA
WONSAN, NORTH KOREA, JUL 12 – North Korea expands military aid to Russia by pledging up to 30,000 troops and sending engineers, formalizing a mutual defense pact to counter Western influence, officials said.
- Kim Jong Un met Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Saturday in Wonsan, North Korea, to discuss support amid the Ukraine conflict.
- The meeting followed their June 2024 summit and a 2023 military deal with mutual defence commitments amid escalating tensions in Northeast Asia.
- Kim offered Moscow unconditional backing for measures addressing the root causes of Ukraine’s crisis and affirmed belief in Russian victory.
- Lavrov commended Wonsan for its appeal to visitors and announced the launch of twice-weekly flights connecting Moscow and Pyongyang, while expressing gratitude to North Korean soldiers supporting Russia.
- The meeting underscores deepening North Korean-Russian military and political ties amid ongoing Russian offensive in Ukraine and regional instability.
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North Korean leader received Russian diplomatic leader Sergei Lavrov as North Korea and Russia tightened diplomatic and military ties North Korean leader Kim
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North Korean leader Kim Jong One assured the head of Russian diplomacy Sergei Lavrov of his "unconditional" support in the war against Ukraine, judging "some" the victory of Moscow, reported on Sunday the official media of Pyongyang. ...
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