Putin and Kim Jong Un Strengthen Anti-Western Alliance in Historic North Korea Visit
Russian and North Korean leaders to sign strategic partnership, bolstering military and economic ties amid confrontations with the West.
- Putin's visit marks the first Russian presidential trip to North Korea in nearly 25 years.
- The leaders are expected to sign a comprehensive treaty covering defense and economic cooperation.
- North Korea has provided Russia with artillery and munitions for the Ukraine war, despite international sanctions.
- Both countries aim to develop trade mechanisms and payment systems independent of Western control.
- The deepening partnership raises concerns about increased military collaboration and regional stability.
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