The Russian President Vladimir Putin’s Visit to North Korea after 24 years culminated in the signing of a pact between the supposedly two friendly nations requiring both to be each other’s aid if any one of them is attacked. In Russian President Putin’s rare visit to the reclusive state, the duo also signed a new strategic partnership, replacing previous deals signed in 1961, 2000, and 2001. Amidst this “bromance” between the two leaders, a senior Ukrainian presidential aide made an explosive claim, stating that North Korea was helping Russia “kill Ukrainian civilians”.
Kim Jong Un, Putin Sign on Major Military Pact, Mirroring NATO Alliance
The Russian President Vladimir Putin’s Visit to North Korea after 24 years culminated in the signing of a pact between the supposedly two friendly nations requiring both to be each other’s aid if any one of them is attacked. In Russian President Putin’s rare visit to the reclusive state, the duo also signed a new strategic partnership, replacing previous deals signed in 1961, 2000, and 2001. Amidst this “bromance” between the two leaders, a senior Ukrainian presidential aide made an explosive claim, stating that North Korea was helping Russia “kill Ukrainian civilians”.
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