North Korea commits to boost Russia relations
According to the Central North Korean News Agency, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un informed Russian President Vladimir Putin in a message that he intends to expand and deepen joint cooperation with Moscow, focusing on strengthening friendly and allied relations between the two countries. The statements indicate that North Korea is prepared to work comprehensively with Russia, including boosting military collaboration, amid mutual support expressed by both sides, particularly regarding the situation in Ukraine. Kim emphasized that the Pyongyang government considers Russia's victory in what it called the "holy war" to be tied to its security interests, as North Korea continues to strengthen its rapprochement with China to enhance relations between the two nations.
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