Russian delegations visit Pyongyang as Ukraine war deepens ties
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un met with Russia's natural resources minister in Pyongyang, state media said Tuesday, as ...
N.Korean media: Russian military academy delegates visit Pyongyang
They reported that senior North Korean officials greeted the group from the Military Academy of the General Staff of the ...
North Korean-Russian alliance strains Pyongyang's relationship with China
China has largely refrained from commenting on the deepening alliance between North Korea and Russia. However, the ...
South Korea Won't 'Sit Idle' Over North Korean Troops in Russia: Ambassador
"The scale of deployed North Korean troops is being closely watched," Yoon Yeocheol, South Korea's ambassador to the U.K., ...
North Korean leader calls for expanding his nuclear forces in the face of alleged US threats
The comments reported Monday were Kim Jong Un's first direct criticism toward Washington since Donald Trump’s win in the U.S.
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Russia and North Korea deepen alliance with high-level talks on trade, defence and technology in Pyongyang
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un met yesterday with Russia’s natural resources minister in Pyongyang, state media reported, as ...
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Pyongyang wants access to Russian military technology for joining war against Ukraine – Ukraine's foreign minister
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has reported that, based on Ukrainian intelligence, North Korea is seeking to ...
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The Stakes of the Russia-North Korea Alliance
On the one hand, the deployment of the North Korean troops seems a logical follow-up to the mutual defense treaty signed by ...
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North Korean Troops in Europe: Do They Put Pyongyang at Risk?
North Korea is sending 12,000 soldiers to Russia to help Moscow in the prolonged Russia-Ukraine war. It is one of the most ...
Putin paying for 100,000 North Korean troops helps him delay a second mobilization: ISW
Russia's high casualty rate this year indicates that 100,000 troops would only be enough to replace three months of losses.