Putin Visits North Korea to Bolster Military and Economic Ties
Russian President seeks ammunition and support from Kim Jong Un amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine and Western sanctions.
- Putin's visit marks his first trip to North Korea in 24 years, highlighting a shift in Russia's alliances.
- North Korea has supplied Russia with munitions, including artillery shells and missiles, to aid in the Ukraine war.
- In exchange, North Korea seeks technological assistance to advance its missile and nuclear programs.
- Both nations aim to develop trade systems independent of Western control and counter U.S.-led sanctions.
- The deepening relationship poses significant security concerns for the Korean Peninsula and global stability.






























