North Korea Russia News: North Korean dictator leader Kim Jong Un has finally extended a hand of friendship towards Russia, and dictator Kim Jong Un has said he is ready to increase military cooperation with Russia.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has vowed to “shake hands” with Russian President Vladimir Putin and step up strategic cooperation to build a powerful country, North Korea’s state media KCNA reported on Monday.
Kim Jong Un made a prominent announcement on Russia’s national day, vowing to send a message to Russian President Vladimir Putin and show “full support and solidarity” with Russia, defending Russia’s decision to invade Ukraine.
What Message Did Kim Jong Un Send?
KCNA has published the message sent by Kim Jong Un to Russian President Vladimir Putin. In his message, Kim Jong Un said, “Justice is sure to triumph, and the Russian people will continue to add glory to the history of victory.”
Kim Jong-un has called for “closer strategic cooperation with Moscow and said that “in line with the common desire of the peoples of the two countries to fulfil the grand goal of building a mighty nation, the Russian President will We are ready to join hands with.
North Korea has sought closer ties with the Kremlin and backed Moscow after it invaded Ukraine last year, accusing the United States and the West of “hegemonic policies” and “excessiveness”.
In August last year, Vladimir Putin extended a hand of friendship to North Korea. Russia said that “the two countries will expand comprehensive and constructive bilateral relations with “joint efforts.” North Korea’s KCNA The news agency said that on Korea’s ‘Liberation Day’, Russian President Putin wrote a letter to Kim Jong Un, in which President Putin talked about expanding the relations between North Korea and Russia.
How Are Relations Between North Korea and Russia?
Kim Jong Un called for increased cooperation between Russia and North Korea based on an agreement signed during a meeting with Russian President Putin in 2019. At the same time, in July last year, North Korea recognized two Russian-backed “People’s Republics” in eastern Ukraine as independent states. It said that if Russia needed construction and other humanitarian aid from North Korea. North Korean workers are ready to be sent to the regions to help.
Let us tell you that since the beginning of the Ukraine war, North Korea has been continuously supporting Russia, and North Korea has called the invasion of Ukraine a ‘military operation’ in Putin’s language, joining the tone of President Putin. After which Ukraine has severed all ties with North Korea.
At the same time, North Korea conducted a nuclear test in 2006, after which the United Nations Security Council imposed sanctions on North Korea. Then when North Korea went ahead and tested many more ballistic missiles, those sanctions were further increased. Hardened.
Former UN ambassador Nikki Haley said in 2018 that the sanctions have cut off up to 90 per cent of all North Korean exports and trade. The effect of sanctions was less, so North Korea sent people on a large scale to earn abroad, but even when the strictness was increased, North Korea could not show much cleverness. However, after that, China and Russia came together to help North Korea. Whenever a resolution against North Korea has been brought to the UNSC, China and Russia, have vetoed and rejected that resolution.
